India 5 rupees 150 years Comptroller and Audit General NiBrass coin 2010

This India 5 Rupees commemorative coin issued in 2010 celebrates the 150th anniversary of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India (CAG), one of the nation’s most important constitutional institutions responsible for public financial accountability. Struck in nickel-brass, the coin highlights a milestone in India’s administrative and governance history and serves as a tribute to 150 years of auditing excellence.

The obverse displays the Lion Capital of Ashoka with three visible lions standing atop the circular Ashoka Chakra, accompanied by the national motto “Satyameva Jayate.” The denomination “₹5” appears prominently below, while the country name is shown in both Hindi and English. The reverse presents a symbolic composition featuring the Lion Capital above a shield bearing a balanced scale of justice and an open book, framed by two elegant laurel branches. Around the rim are bilingual inscriptions identifying the Comptroller and Auditor General of India, while the dates “1860–2010” mark the institution’s 150-year anniversary. The design combines symbols of transparency, law, accountability, education, and public service.

Produced in nickel-brass with an attractive commemorative finish, this issue appeals to collectors of Indian history, government institutions, constitutional heritage, and modern commemorative coinage. Its meaningful symbolism and historical theme make it a distinctive addition to any collection.

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