India 150 rupees 150 Years of Madan Mohan Malaviya PL67 PCGS silver coin 2011

Issued in 2011, this India 150 Rupees silver commemorative coin celebrates the 150th birth anniversary of Madan Mohan Malaviya, one of India’s most respected educators, political leaders, and social reformers. Remembered for his role in public life and for founding Banaras Hindu University, Malaviya became an influential figure in education, nationalism, and social development. This certified PCGS PL67 example combines historical importance with attractive prooflike surfaces and commemorative artistry.

The reverse features a large portrait of Madan Mohan Malaviya facing forward, displaying his characteristic headwear, moustache, formal clothing, and distinctive facial features. Anniversary inscriptions surround the portrait together with the commemorative dates 1861–2011 marking 150 years since his birth. The prooflike fields create a sharp contrast against the frosted portrait, enhancing the depth and visual impact of the design. The obverse displays the Lion Capital of Ashoka, India’s national emblem, with the denomination positioned below alongside bilingual inscriptions and the national motto, all executed in a clean and elegant layout.

Struck in silver with Prooflike quality, this commemorative issue is certified PL67 by PCGS, reflecting strong preservation and attractive eye appeal. Combining educational history, political significance, and modern Indian numismatic design, the coin serves as both a historical tribute and collectible commemorative piece.

An excellent choice for collectors interested in Indian history, education themes, political personalities, and certified world silver coinage.

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