350th PRAKASH UTSAV OF SRI GURU GOBIND SINGH JI- Denomination of ₹ 350 – Proof Booklet Packing- FGCO002075
Disclaimer:
*Any change in the customer data should be brought to notice within 48hrs from the order placed.
Timeline–
- Delivery Period: 15-20 working days after payment confirmation
(Note: Order is processed sequentially, according to the Orders received on first come, first serve basis).
*Grievances of non-receipt of coin should be brought to the notice of concern department within 45 days from the date of dispatch. No return and replacement will not be entertained post 45 days from the date of dispatch.
*Coins are dispatched via India Post as insured parcels.
Coins are duly dispatched via india post under insured parcel. IGMM is responsible for handing over the parcel to india post.
**The India Government Mint, Mumbai will not be responsible for the loss of the coin sets during transit. Being insured article the claim for refund /substitute coin sets will only be entertained by this Mint, post receipt of compensation amount against lost article from postal department.
**If the amount is debited once or an error page comes up, wait for order acknowledgement, 6 digit unique order ID will be sent through email.
***DO NOT RE-ATTEMPT FOR THE PAYMENT***
₹9,230.00
Availability: 22 in stock
350th PRAKASH UTSAV OF SRI GURU GOBIND SINGH JI
( 1666-2016 )
Guru Gobind Singh, the tenth and last living Sikh Guru, was born on 22.12.1666 in Patna. His name was Gobind Rai Sodhi. After spending his childhood in Patna, he left for Anandpur in the foothills of the Sivalik range of mountains in March, 1672. He was barely nine when his father, Guru Teg Bahadur, embraced martyrdom and he was formally installed Guru on 29.03.1676. He had four sons, all of whom died during his lifetime-two were killed in battle with Mughal forces while other two were executed by Mughal army.
Guru Gobind Singh was known for his saintliness, magnetic personality outstanding patriotism and supreme sacrifices. He fought tyranny and unimaginable odds because he believes his life mission was ordained by divine will. A great spiritual leader, he was also a poet and mystic, a scholar and philosopher and fearless worrier and military commander.
His notable contribution to Sikhism includes founding new spiritual order known as Khalsa in 1699. Introducing the five Ks or the five articles of faith that Khalsa Sikhs wear at all the times, formalization of the religion and penning important Sikh text. Shri Guru Gobind Singh passed away on 07.10.1708 in Nanded in Maharashtra. Before the end came he asked for the Guru Granth Sahib and with due ceremony passed on the succession of the Guru’s “spirit”, to the holy scripture of and the Khalsa. The word as contained in the Guru Granth Sahib was to be, for all time to come, the Guru for the Sikhs.
| DENOMINATION OF THE COIN | SHAPE, DIAMETER & NO. OF SERRATIONS | WEIGHT | METAL COMPOSITION (QUATERNARY ALLOY) |
| Three Hundred Fifty Rupees | 1. CIRCULAR 2. DIAMETER – 44 mm 3. SERRATIONS – 200 | 35 grams | Silver – 50 Percent Copper – 40 Percent Nickel – 05 Percent Zinc – 05 Percent |
