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1/12 ANNA 1918 CALCUTTA MINT GEORGE V KING EMPEROR COIN SKU DG01

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πŸͺ™ Genuine 1918 1/12 Anna coin from the British India era πŸ‘‘ Features the classic portrait of King George V Emperor 🏭 Authentic Calcutta Mint issue with distinct historical provenance ⭐ Highly Collectible πŸ₯‰ Classic bronze composition with honest circulated character πŸ“œ A wonderful addition to any commonwealth or world coin collection

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Step back into the twilight of the British Raj with this captivating 1/12 Anna copper coin, struck in 1918 at the prestigious Calcutta Mint. Featuring the effigy of George V, King and Emperor, this fractional currency piece represents a fascinating era of everyday commerce in colonial India. Struck from durable bronze, the coin bears the distinct 'C' mint mark, denoting its official production in Bengal. While circulated, it retains pleasing details across the imperial crown, facial features, and ornate wreath framing the denomination. Numismatists prize this specific year and denomination for its tangible connection to World War I-era economics, when small change was vital to the subcontinent's bustling bazaars. Owning a 1918 Calcutta Mint issue allows collectors to physically hold a genuine artifact from a defining moment in global history. Perfect for beginners and advanced British Commonwealth numismatists alike, this piece offers an affordable entry point into imperial Indian coinage. Secure this historic British India treasure for your display cabinet today.
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