Coin Details:

1. Theme:

   • Celebrates Tourism Year 1991, promoting tourism as a significant sector of India's economy and showcasing India's rich cultural and natural heritage.

2. Obverse (Front) Features:

   • The design prominently displays a peacock feather, a symbol of beauty and India's cultural richness.
   • Inscriptions:
     • In English: "TOURISM YEAR."
     • In Hindi: "पर्यटन वर्ष" (Paryatan Varsh).
     • The year 1991 is inscribed at the bottom.
   • The simplicity of the design emphasizes India's pride in its heritage and natural beauty.

3. Reverse Features:

   • (Not visible in the image provided) Typically, Indian 1 Rupee coins feature the Ashoka Lion Capital, the denomination "1 Rupee," and the mint year.

4. Material:

   • Made of Copper-Nickel alloy.

5. Weight and Diameter:

   • Weight: Approximately 6 grams.
   • Diameter: Around 26 mm.

6. Edge:

   • The coin has a reeded (grooved) edge.

7. Issued by:

   • The Government of India as part of a campaign to encourage tourism and showcase India's vibrant culture.

Collector’s Information:

1. Significance:

   • This coin represents India's efforts to boost tourism and promote its unique cultural, historical, and natural attractions.

2. Market Value:

   • The value of this coin depends on its condition (circulated or uncirculated) and rarity.
   • It is typically valued between ₹50 and ₹250 in the collector’s market. Uncirculated or proof coins can fetch higher prices.

3. Mint Marks:

   • Look for a mint mark below the year 1991 to identify the mint location:
     • No mark: Kolkata Mint.
     • Dot: Noida Mint.
     • Star: Hyderabad Mint.
     • Diamond: Mumbai Mint.

This coin is a prized item for collectors interested in commemorative coins with cultural and tourism-related themes. Let me know if you need assistance with identifying the reverse side or determining its exact value in the numismatic market!