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10 Paise International Year of the Child

Uitgever Government of India Mint
Jaar 1979
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Dikte 2.25 mm
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Beschrijving voorzijde The Lion Capital of Ashoka, the national emblem of India, is depicted centrally at the top of the field, showing three lions passant upon an abacus adorned with a Dharma Chakra wheel flanked by a bull and a horse in relief. The numeral '10' appears prominently in the lower central field, with the legend 'PAISE' to the right in Latin script and '10 पैसे' in Devanagari script to the left. The country name 'INDIA' arcs along the right periphery in Latin script, with 'भारत' inscribed along the left periphery in Devanagari script. The mint mark, where present, appears below the Lion Capital. The entire design is contained within the distinctive twelve-notched scalloped flan.
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Aanvullende informatie

The International Year of the Child was proclaimed by the United Nations General Assembly in 1976, designating 1979 — the twentieth anniversary of the Declaration of the Rights of the Child — as a year of advocacy and fundraising for children's welfare globally. India was among dozens of nations that issued commemorative coinage to mark it. The aluminium-magnesium alloy used here was already well-established in India's low-denomination coinage by this point, introduced partly to reduce production costs as base metal prices rose through the 1970s.

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