A 1 Tola silver coin featuring Goddess Lakshmi is a traditional item often used as a symbol of prosperity, wealth, and blessings. These coins are typically popular during auspicious occasions like Diwali, weddings, or religious ceremonies. Below are the general details:

General Features

Obverse (Front):

• Design:
  • A depiction of Goddess Lakshmi, the Hindu deity of wealth and prosperity, typically seated on a lotus.
  • She is often portrayed holding lotus flowers in both hands, with coins flowing from her palm, symbolizing blessings and abundance.
  • Decorative elements like floral patterns or auspicious symbols may surround the central image.
• Inscriptions (if any):
  • May include words like "Shri Lakshmi" in Hindi, Sanskrit, or English.
  • Some coins feature religious or auspicious mantras, such as "शुभ लाभ" (Shubh Labh, meaning "Auspicious Gain").

Reverse (Back):

• Design:
  • The reverse side often has a plain or textured finish.
  • Some coins may include:
    • A symbol like the Om or Swastika.
    • The weight and purity of the silver, such as "1 Tola" and "999 Fine Silver".

Material Composition

• Metal: Pure or fine silver, usually with a purity of 99.9% (indicated as "999").
• Weight: 1 Tola = 11.66 grams.
• Shape: Round or occasionally circle.

Packaging

• Typically sold in tamper-proof packaging or protective cases to preserve the coin's shine and quality.
• Often accompanied by a certificate of authenticity indicating the purity and weight.

Significance

• Goddess Lakshmi coins are considered auspicious and symbolize:
  • Wealth and Prosperity: A divine blessing for financial stability.
  • Good Luck: A traditional gift for starting new ventures or celebrating milestones.
  • Religious Value: Used in rituals and pujas, particularly during Diwali.

Value

The value depends on the silver content and design:

1. Silver Melt Value: Based on the current market price of silver. For a 1 Tola (11.66 grams) silver coin, multiply the silver rate per gram by 11.66.