### India ₹10 FAO Food for All Commemorative Coin – 1971
Discover a piece of India's numismatic history with the Indian ₹10 FAO Food for All commemorative coin, featuring a distinctive lotus flower beneath a rising sun, surrounded by grain stalks.
Issued as part of the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) themed coin series, this collectible represents the importance of food security, agriculture, and the vision of food for everyone.
The reverse displays the lotus and sun design with the inscription “FOOD FOR ALL,” while the opposite side features the Lion Capital of Ashoka and the ₹10 denomination.
**Product Details**
- Country: India
- Denomination: ₹10
- Issue: FAO – Food for All
- Year: 1971 (verify against the coin)
- Coin type: Commemorative collectible
- Metal: Silver, 80% according to catalogue references; verify the individual coin
- Weight: Approximately 15 grams according to catalogue references
- Diameter: Approximately 34 mm according to catalogue references
- Shape: Round
- Design: Lion Capital of Ashoka, lotus flower, rising sun and grain stalks
- Condition: Pre-owned; visible wear and surface marks may be present
**Why Collect This Coin?**
- A historic Indian commemorative coin with a distinctive design.
- An interesting addition to Indian coin and FAO-themed collections.
- Suitable for numismatists, history enthusiasts and collectors of vintage Indian currency.
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**Important:** The coin's authenticity, silver content, exact issue year and condition should be independently verified. Collector value depends on these factors and the coin's preservation. The ₹10 denomination is its face value, not its guaranteed selling price.
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