India 100 rupees Federal Bank Palm Tree Tiger Fauna PR66 PCGS silver coin 1985

This 1985 India 100 Rupees commemorative silver coin was issued to celebrate the Golden Jubilee of the Reserve Bank of India, honoring fifty years of the nation’s central banking institution. Certified PR66 Deep Cameo by PCGS, the coin stands out for its sharp proof surfaces, mirrored fields, and symbolic wildlife design linked to the famous RBI emblem. The obverse features a detailed tiger walking beneath a graceful palm tree, an iconic image associated with the Reserve Bank of India. Surrounding bilingual inscriptions in Hindi and English identify the institution and commemorate its “Golden Jubilee,” while the dates 1935–85 appear below the central motif. The tiger’s striped body, textured fur, and the delicate palm fronds create an elegant contrast against the reflective proof background.

The reverse displays the Lion Capital of Ashoka, India’s national emblem, above the denomination “100 RUPEES.” The surrounding legends in Hindi and English identify the Republic of India, while the chakra wheel and national motto beneath the lions reinforce the coin’s official character. Founded in 1935, the Reserve Bank of India has played a central role in shaping the country’s financial system, currency management, and economic policy. This commemorative issue combines themes of finance, national identity, wildlife, and institutional history in a beautifully balanced design. Struck in silver and preserved in certified PCGS PR66DCAM condition, this coin is a premium collectible for enthusiasts of Indian numismatics, banking history, fauna themes, and world silver commemoratives.

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