The 1 Rupee coin of 1984 from India features a simple yet elegant design.

Obverse: The coin shows the Ashoka Pillar emblem (a national symbol of India) with the words “सत्यमेव जयते” (Satyameva Jayate, meaning “Truth Alone Triumphs”) inscribed below it. The name of the country, “भारत” (Bharat) in Hindi and “INDIA” in English, appears on either side.

Reverse: The reverse depicts the denomination “1” in bold at the center, with the word “रुपया” (Rupaya in Hindi) and “RUPEE” in English inscribed below. The year “1984” is displayed at the bottom, and wheat ears flank the central design.

The coin is made of stainless steel or copper-nickel alloy, depending on the minting batch. It symbolizes India’s agricultural heritage and economic stability during the time.