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In 1957, India entered a new era of currency.
This one paisa coin, made of bronze, was among the very first decimal coins issued after the nation moved away from the old anna and pice system.

On one side, it proudly bears the Lion Capital of Ashoka — the national emblem, a symbol of power, courage, and pride.
On the other, the number ‘1’ stands bold, with the words ‘Naya Paisa’ in Hindi and English, and the year of minting: 1957.

The word ‘Naya’ meaning ‘new’ was added to avoid confusion with the old paisa, and remained until 1964.
Though small in size, this coin represents a monumental change in India’s economic history — the dawn of the metric system in our currency.

Today, it is more than just a piece of metal.
It is a relic of a nation’s journey… from tradition, into modernity