India 5 rupees 100th Anniversary of Mother Tereza SP67 PCGS NiBrass coin 2010

The India 5 Rupees 2010 commemorative coin marks the 100th birth anniversary of Mother Teresa, one of the most admired humanitarian figures of the 20th century. Certified PCGS SP67, this attractive nickel-brass issue honors a woman whose lifelong dedication to the poor, sick, and vulnerable earned worldwide recognition and lasting respect.

The reverse features a detailed portrait of Mother Teresa wearing her iconic head covering, rendered with fine facial details and a calm, compassionate expression. The commemorative design includes anniversary dates and a carefully balanced circular layout that draws attention to the central portrait. The obverse displays the Lion Capital of Ashoka, India’s national emblem, with three visible lions standing above the Ashoka Chakra. The denomination is prominently shown below, while the clean fields and sharp strike emphasize the quality of this specimen issue. The warm golden appearance of the nickel-brass alloy enhances the coin’s visual appeal.

Mother Teresa (1910–1997), founder of the Missionaries of Charity, devoted her life to serving the poor and marginalized. Her humanitarian work in India and around the world earned her the Nobel Peace Prize and made her a global symbol of compassion, charity, and selfless service.

Certified SP67 by PCGS, this commemorative coin is an excellent addition for collectors of humanitarian themes, religious history, notable women, and modern Indian numismatics.

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