Episode Silver's Coins & Plaques collection is built around the annual ritual of buying silver coins for Dhanteras and Diwali, alongside wall plaques for year-round gifting and considered home decor. Buying chandi on Dhanteras, the first day of the Diwali festival, is a tradition followed across most Indian households as a way of inviting prosperity into the coming year, and this collection is where that tradition meets everyday gifting, from a small coin tucked into a card to a wall plaque meant to stay on display.

What Does This Collection Include?

The collection spans several distinct product types. Silver Ganesh coins are the most traditional Dhanteras purchase, often the first silver bought in a new year or a new home. Lakshmi feet motifs follow a related custom, small silver footprints placed at the entrance of a home to symbolically welcome the goddess of wealth inward, and these pieces are made to sit at a doorway or threshold rather than only on a shelf. Wall plaques round out the range, offering a larger-format piece for a living room or puja room wall, combining deity imagery with a more decorative, permanent presence than a coin allows.

How Should You Store Silver Coins Between Festivals?

Everything in the collection is made in 92.5 sterling silver, available in both silver plated and sterling silver finishes, with a Tarnish Resistant Coat applied to keep coins and plaques from dulling between festivals. Coins in particular tend to be stored away for most of the year and brought out for Dhanteras or a wedding, so a finish that resists tarnish during storage matters more here than in pieces handled daily, and the plaques are built to withstand ongoing display without frequent polishing.

Is This Collection Suited to Bulk Gifting?

Because the collection spans a wide price range, it works equally well for a single personal purchase, a bulk Dhanteras gifting run for extended family, or a considered corporate Diwali gift for employees and clients. A silver Ganesh coin or Lakshmi feet plaque reads as thoughtful without being extravagant, and the wall plaques suit a housewarming or an anniversary where a more lasting piece is appropriate. Care is simple, a soft cloth before storing and occasional silver-safe cleaning before the next Dhanteras keeps coins bright year after year.

How Are Coins and Plaques Packaged for Shipping?

Every coin and plaque ships in protective packaging suited to gifting, whether it is a single coin bought for Dhanteras morning or a bulk order for Diwali hampers. From the doorway custom of Lakshmi feet to the coin-buying ritual that opens the festival, Episode Silver's Coins & Plaques collection is built around how Indian households actually observe this season, year after year.