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The Indian Government Mint State Bank of India Bicentenary Rs 100 Commemorative Coin issued in 2006 is one of the most prestigious modern Indian numismatic collectibles produced to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the State Bank of India from 1806 to 2006. This commemorative silver alloy proof and UNC coin represents an important chapter in India’s banking and financial heritage.
Minted as a non-circulating commemorative issue, the coin combines historical significance, collector appeal and precious metal composition, making it highly desirable among coin collectors, numismatic investors and Indian heritage enthusiasts.
The reverse design proudly features the State Bank of India emblem along with the years 1806–2006 while the obverse displays the Ashoka Lion Capital with denomination markings. Official specifications confirm a 35-gram commemorative issue with silver composition and a 44 mm diameter.
This commemorative coin is ideal for:
One of the biggest strengths of this commemorative issue is its combination of historical value and collector demand. Unlike ordinary circulation currency, this coin was produced specifically for commemorative purposes and remains a sought-after collectible in proof and UNC condition.
The coin’s silver alloy composition enhances its desirability among both collectors and precious metal enthusiasts. Its official Government Mint origin adds authenticity and long-term numismatic value.
This commemorative coin is primarily intended for:
Collectors often preserve proof and UNC coins inside protective capsules or archival holders to maintain mint condition.
When purchasing commemorative coins:
Coins with original mint packaging generally command higher collector premiums.
