2 Rupees

Sri Lanka 2 Rupees (Emblem Obverse)

Sri Lanka · Circa 1984-2004

The obverse features the Armorial Ensign of Sri Lanka, showing a central lion holding a sword within a circular frame of lotus petals, topped by a Dharma Wheel. The reverse (not pictured) typically shows the denomination '2' with the year and country name.

Country: Sri Lanka
Year: Circa 1984-2004
Denomination: 2 Rupees
Metal: Nickel-Brass or Copper-Nickel

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Overview

Historical significance

This coin represents the modern republic of Sri Lanka. The emblem depicted was adopted in 1972 when the country became a republic, replacing the prior emblem used during the Dominion period. It reflects the nation's culture, including the Buddhist Dharma Wheel and the Pun-kalasa (vessel of plenty).

Estimated value

$0.10 - $2.00 USD

Care & preservation

Store in a cool, dry place inside a protective coin holder or acid-free envelope. Avoid cleaning with abrasive chemicals or scrubbing, as this can damage the numismatic surface and patina.

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