The India 1963 5 Naye Paise (often called "pice" or "paisa") is a distinctive square-shaped coin with rounded corners issued during the early years of India's transition to the decimal currency system.
Denomination: 5 Naye Paise (representing 1/20th of a Rupee)
Composition: Copper-Nickel
Weight: 4.05 grams
Size: 22 mm
Obverse Design: Features the Lion Capital of Ashoka with "INDIA" written in English and "भारत" in Devanagari script
.Reverse Design: Displays the large numeral "5", the text "नये पैसे" (Naye Paise), and the year 1963.