India - 1 Pice 1950, Mumbai - Flaw Planchet error

Country: India
Period: Republic (1950-date)
Type: Standard circulation coin
Years: 1950 (1950-1955) 
Value: 1 Pice (1/64)
Currency: Rupee (1950-1957)
Composition: Bronze
Weight: 3.8 g.
Diameter: 21 mm 
thickness: 1.6 mm 
Grade: XF (Flaw Planchet Obverse + Reverse)
Mintage: 32,080,000
Orientation: Medal Alignment ↑↑
Demonetized: Yes
References: KM# 1.2

Obverse:
Ashoka lion capital.

Lettering: GOVERNMENT·OF·INDIA

Reverse:
Prancing horse facing left.

Lettering: ONE PICE * एक पैसा 1950

Translation: One Pice One Pice 1950

Edge:
Smooth.

Mints:
♦ - Diamond    Mumbai / Bombay, India (1829-date)
No mint mark    Kolkata / Calcutta / Murshidabad, India (1757-date)
˂˃ - Vertically Splited Diamond    Hyderabad, India (1803-date)

Comment:
NOTE: The 1950 coins are thicker and have more weight in comparison to rest of the years. The average weight of 1950 coins are 60 grains (3.8879346 Grams), 1951 and later 45 grains (2.9159510 Grams)

Flaw Planchet on O of ONE and under the horse's two hooves and under its lower abdomen + the obverse on capital's base to left.

Referencia : KM# 1.2

Fuente : https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces1...

Colección : Republic of India