Hyderabad Mint Issues Satya Sai Baba Wooden Box Set for Bookings

The India Government Mint, Hyderabad has opened bookings for a special wooden box set issued to mark the Birth Centenary of Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba. The bookings commenced on September 22, 2026, and the set is being offered in limited quantities.

This wooden box contains a two-coin set, presented in an acrylic frame securely placed inside the box. The acrylic frame holds the two commemorative coins and is complemented by an artwork positioned behind the coins, creating an attractive and coordinated presentation. This limited-edition wooden box set containing ₹100 two coins and is priced at ₹19,390.

The combination of the wooden presentation box, acrylic frame, coins, and thematic artwork gives the set a distinctive and premium appearance. The artwork provides an appropriate visual backdrop to the coins and enhances the overall presentation, making the set suitable not only for collectors but also as a commemorative keepsake or presentation item.

These wooden sets can be purchased through the official website of the India Government Mint. However, due to the highly delicate nature of these products, the India Government Mint, Hyderabad, has stated that the wooden sets are not shipped and must be physically collected from the designated Mint sales counter. Collectors should therefore keep this requirement in mind before placing their orders.

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