2 RUPEE ~ ERROR ~ SHIFTING ~ 1998, BOMBAY MINT ~ S-7

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The 2 RUPEE ~ ERROR ~ SHIFTING ~ 1998, BOMBAY MINT ~ S-7 coin is a unique and rare collector’s item from the Bombay Mint in India. This particular coin was minted in the year 1998 and has an interesting error in its design, making it even more special.

The coin features the denomination of 2 rupees, which is clearly stamped on one side. The reverse side of the coin showcases a unique shifting design, where the elements appear to be slightly off-center. This error adds a distinctive touch to the coin, setting it apart from regular minted coins.

Being minted in Bombay, this coin holds historical significance as it was once the monetary capital of British India. The Bombay Mint has a long-standing tradition of producing coins of high quality and rich historical value. The S-7 marking on the coin indicates its production at the seventh branch of the Bombay Mint.

This 2 rupee coin is a must-have for avid collectors and enthusiasts looking to add a rare piece to their collection. Its distinct error and the historical context of its minting make it a valuable and sought-after item.

Product Features:

• Denomination: 2 Rupees
• Minted in: Bombay Mint
• Year: 1998
• Error: Shifting design
• Marking: S-7

This coin is an excellent addition to any collection or a great starting point for new collectors. Its unique error and historical significance make it a standout piece that will surely capture the interest of numismatists and history enthusiasts alike.