Bronze 1/4 Anna of Edward VII (AD 1910) of Calcutta Mint with Die-Clash/Ghost Image Error

Description

Edward VII, (AD 1910), Bronze 1/4 Anna,Calcutta Mint, Obv: Edward VII facing Right, Rev: Denomination & Date, 4.78 Gms, 25.20 mm, Die-Clash/Ghost Image Error at Reverse, About Very Fine.

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Step back into British India's fascinating numismatic history with this 1910 Bronze 1/4 Anna, struck at the prestigious Calcutta Mint during the final year of King Edward VII's reign. Crafted from durable bronze, this quarter-anna coin weighs 4.78 grams and measures 25.20 mm in diameter. The obverse features a classic right-facing portrait of King Edward VII, while the reverse displays the denomination and issue year. What elevates this piece from a standard historic coin to a prized numismatic treasure is a fascinating Die-Clash or "Ghost Image" error visible on the reverse side, caused when the dies struck each other without a blank planchet in between, transferring a faint outline of the obverse design. Graded in About Very Fine condition, this error coin offers exceptional visual intrigue and character. Advanced error collectors and British India specialists will find this scarce minting anomaly an irresistible addition to their cabinets, capturing a rare moment of accidental mint imperfection over a century ago.