Pakistan 2 Paisa Coin
This is a Pakistan 2 Paisa coin, a circular numismatic specimen featuring a distinctive scalloped edge with eight lobes. The coin is minted from an aluminum alloy, giving it a bright silvery-white appearance and a lightweight feel typical of mid-20th-century fractional currency. On the reverse side shown, a large numeral '2' is centrally located, flanked by stylized stalks of wheat or grain, symbolizing the nation's agricultural heritage. Above the numeral, the denomination is inscribed in Urdu script, while the word 'PAISA' appears in Bengali script below, reflecting the period before 1971 when East Pakistan (now Bangladesh) was part of the country. The surfaces exhibit visible circulation wear, including fine surface scratches, minor edge nicks, and a dulling of the original mint luster, which is common for aluminum coins. There are no signs of major corrosion or cleaning, and the strike remains clear with readable inscriptions. This specific design was produced between 1964 and 1973, representing the early decimalization period of Pakistani currency. The craftsmanship is consistent with mass-produced government circulation issues of that era.
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Estimated Value
$0.50 - $2.50
Basic Information
Category
Numismatics / World Currency
Appraised On
January 15, 2026
Estimated Value
$0.50 - $2.50
Item Description
This is a Pakistan 2 Paisa coin, a circular numismatic specimen featuring a distinctive scalloped edge with eight lobes. The coin is minted from an aluminum alloy, giving it a bright silvery-white appearance and a lightweight feel typical of mid-20th-century fractional currency. On the reverse side shown, a large numeral '2' is centrally located, flanked by stylized stalks of wheat or grain, symbolizing the nation's agricultural heritage. Above the numeral, the denomination is inscribed in Urdu script, while the word 'PAISA' appears in Bengali script below, reflecting the period before 1971 when East Pakistan (now Bangladesh) was part of the country. The surfaces exhibit visible circulation wear, including fine surface scratches, minor edge nicks, and a dulling of the original mint luster, which is common for aluminum coins. There are no signs of major corrosion or cleaning, and the strike remains clear with readable inscriptions. This specific design was produced between 1964 and 1973, representing the early decimalization period of Pakistani currency. The craftsmanship is consistent with mass-produced government circulation issues of that era.
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