Bhutan. 1 Pice 1951-1955 - NGC MS64

BUTÁN. 1 piece. 1951–1955.

- Value: 1 Pice.
- Year: 1951–1955.
Inscriptions: traditional symbolic motifs arranged in geometric fields; Tibetan characters and auspicious emblems on both sides.
- Grade: MS64 RB (NGC).

Copper coin issued in Bhutan during the mid-20th century monetary transition period, characterized by a design deeply influenced by Buddhist iconography and Himalayan cultural tradition. Both sides feature a quadripartite and multipanel composition with auspicious symbols, including the endless knot, conch shell, flower, and other ritual emblems, engraved in pronounced relief and clearly local style. The specimen displays an attractive reddish coloration with brownish hues, maintaining the original shine visible on fields and reliefs, justifying the designation RB (Red Brown). The details are well-defined, and the fields are clean for the type, offering a very solid presentation and a representative example of traditional Bhutanese numismatics, uncommon in high grades of preservation.

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