India 50 rupees 50th Anniversary of Supreme Court PR68 PCGS silver coin 2000

This India 50 Rupees commemorative silver coin was issued in 2000 to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the Supreme Court of India, marking half a century of the nation’s highest judicial institution. Established on 26 January 1950, the Supreme Court serves as the guardian of the Constitution and the ultimate authority in interpreting Indian law. Certified PCGS PR68 DCAM, this impressive proof issue combines legal history with outstanding numismatic quality.

The commemorative side features a detailed judicial-themed design. At the center stands the Lion Capital of Ashoka, the national emblem of India, placed beneath a large Ashoka Chakra wheel. Below the emblem appears a flowing ribbon bearing the national motto, while the inscriptions “SUPREME COURT OF INDIA” and corresponding Hindi legends curve around the field. The dates “1950–2000” commemorate the institution’s golden jubilee. The opposite side displays the denomination “50 RUPEES,” the country name in English and Hindi, the Lion Capital of Ashoka, and the Devanagari inscription of “Satyameva Jayate,” all rendered in a sharp proof finish with mirrored fields and frosted devices.

Struck in silver and preserved in exceptional PCGS PR68 Deep Cameo condition, this coin is a distinguished tribute to India’s democratic and constitutional framework. Its historical significance, elegant symbolism, and high-grade certification make it an outstanding addition to collections focused on law, politics, governance, and modern Indian commemoratives.

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