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20 Rupees 150 Years Celebrations of Lawrence College

Uitgever State Bank of Pakistan
Jaar 2011
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Beschrijving keerzijde Central device depicts the heraldic coat of arms of Lawrence College, Ghora Gali, featuring a quartered shield bearing floral devices and supported by two figures at the base, surmounted by a plumed helm and a crest of olive branches crossed with a sword. A scroll beneath the shield bears the college motto 'NEVER GIVE IN'. The circular legend around the periphery reads '150 YEAR CELEBRATIONS LAWRENCE COLLEGE GHORA GALI MURREE', separated by a beaded inner border.
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Aanvullende informatie

Lawrence College in Ghora Gali, established in 1860 by the British to educate the sons of soldiers killed in the 1857 uprising, has operated nearly continuously through partition, two republics, and several wars. Pakistan has issued commemorative rupee pieces for institutional anniversaries with reasonable regularity, and this 2011 coin marks the college's sesquicentennial.

The institution educated a disproportionate share of Pakistan's military officer class, which likely explains the State Bank's willingness to issue currency in its honor.

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