Indian 1 Rupee (Unity in Diversity Type)

The obverse features the Lion Capital of Ashoka in the center with 'BHARAT' in Hindi and 'INDIA' in English above. The year 2006 and a mint mark are below. Two horizontal lines separate the text from the central motif.

This coin belongs to the 'Unity in Diversity' series which was introduced to reflect India's cultural and social diversity. These coins were minted to replace earlier designs and often faced public confusion due to the cross-like symbol on the reverse (not pictured), which some interpreted as a religious symbol, though it was officially intended to represent a map of India with four fingers.

Face value (₹1) to roughly $0.25 USD in circulated condition.

Store in a cool, dry place. Avoid cleaning with abrasive chemicals or rubbing, as stainless steel can still develop scratches or surface dullness from improper handling.