1 Pice Bronze Coin (Galloping Horse)
India • 1950–1955 • 1 Pice • Catalog: KM# 1.1
Quick Numismatic Identification & Valuation
The 1 Pice Bronze Coin (Galloping Horse) is a historic bronze coin issued in 1950–1955 during the Republic India era under the official monetary authority. Authentic specimens typically weigh 2.92g with a diameter of 21.30mm.
Estimated collector price range for authentic, problem-free specimens. Premium uncirculated grades (MS-63+) and documented mint state command higher auction prices.
Numismatic Specifications
| Country / Entity | India |
| Year of Issue | 1950–1955 |
| Denomination | 1 Pice |
| Mint & Location | Bombay / Calcutta / Hyderabad (Bombay, Calcutta, Hyderabad) |
| Ruler / Authority | Government Authority |
| Metal / Composition | Bronze |
| Weight | 2.92 g |
| Diameter | 21.30 mm |
| Thickness | 1.10 mm |
| Shape & Edge | Round, Plain |
| Mintage | Historical record |
| Rarity Status | Collectible |
Historical Background & Collector Significance
Obverse (Front) Design
Lion Capital of Ashoka with GOVERNMENT OF INDIA.
Reverse (Back) Design
Galloping horse facing left with ONE PICE 1 EK PAISE and date.
Collector & Authenticity Notes
Early Republic; mint mark and condition matter. Hyderabad star mark is scarce.
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