India 100 rupees International Labour Organisation ILO PR66 PCGS Ag coin 1994

This 1994 India 100 Rupees silver commemorative coin celebrates the 75th anniversary of the International Labour Organization (ILO), honoring the global institution dedicated to workers’ rights, social justice, and fair labor standards. Certified PR66 Deep Cameo by PCGS, the coin combines international symbolism with elegant proof minting, making it a meaningful collectible for enthusiasts of politics, economics, labor history, and world organizations. The obverse features the official ILO emblem positioned within a large industrial gear, symbolizing labor, industry, and cooperation. A pair of laurel branches surrounds the central design, representing peace and achievement, while the inscription “World of Work” appears along the upper rim in English and Hindi. The anniversary dates “1919–1994” below commemorate seventy-five years of the organization’s work promoting dignity and rights for workers worldwide. The frosted design elements contrast beautifully against the mirrored proof fields, creating strong Deep Cameo eye appeal.

The reverse displays the Lion Capital of Ashoka, India’s national emblem, above the denomination “100 RUPEES.” Bilingual inscriptions in Hindi and English identify the Republic of India, while the chakra wheel and national motto beneath the lions reinforce the coin’s official national character. Founded in 1919, the International Labour Organization became one of the world’s leading institutions for labor standards, workplace protections, and social progress. Struck in silver and certified by PCGS in PR66DCAM condition, this commemorative issue is an excellent addition for collectors of political themes, international organizations, and modern Indian silver coinage.

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