India, Republic, 1995 AD., 50th anniversary of United Nations commemorative, Mumbai mint, 5 Rupees, KM 156.1.

India, Republic, 50th anniversary of United Nations commemorative, Mumbai mint, 1995 AD., (issued on 26th June 1995 for general circulation),
5 Rupees (23 mm / 9,02 g), copper-nickel (75% copper, 25% nickel), 9,00 g theor. mint weight, mintage ? , medal alignment ↑↑ (0°), security edge,
Obv.: संयुक्त राष्ट्रसंघ की 50वीं जयंती / 1995 / 50 / 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF UNITED NATIONS , (‘Samyukta Rashtrasangha Ki 50wi Jayanti’ in Hindi around the upper half of the periphery) , globe encircled by two olive twigs (the emblem of the UN.), all inset within the swing of "5" in 50, small date above UN logo.
Rev.: भारत INDIA / सत्यमेव जयते / रूपये 5 RUPEES , ("Bharat" INDIA / Satyameva Jayate" / "Rupaye" 5 RUPEES) , Ashoka Lion Capital in center (smaller lion var.: Asoka column 13 mm tall, 4 fur rows on right lion), motto "Satyameva Jayate" below ( सत्यमेव जयते; literal "Truth Alone Triumphs"), country name and denomination in Hindi and English.
KM 156.1 .

unknown mitage, mintmarks:
♦ (small dot/diamond) = Mumbai
° (incuse dot in diamond = Noida)

Year / Mint Mark / Details
1995 ♦ KM 156.1 (Mumbai mint) (smaller lion var.: Asoka column 13 mm tall, 4 fur rows on right lion)
1995 ♦ KM 156.2 (Mumbai mint; Type A Asoka Column: (bigger lion var.: Asoka column 15 mm tall, 5 fur rows on right lion)
1995 ° KM 156.1 (Noida mint)

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