Bronze 1/4 Anna of George V (AD 1935) of Calcutta Mint Beautiful Grade

Description

George V, (AD1935), Bronze 1/4 Anna, Calcutta Mint, (KM# 512), Extremely Fine.

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This exceptional Bronze 1/4 Anna coin represents a significant piece of British Indian numismatic history. Minted in 1935 at the prestigious Calcutta Mint during the reign of King George V, this quarter anna denomination showcases the colonial-era currency system that circulated throughout India. The coin is graded in Extremely Fine condition, indicating minimal wear and excellent preservation of its original design details and lustre. The 1/4 Anna holds particular appeal for collectors interested in pre-independence Indian coinage and British imperial numismatics. This denomination was a staple of everyday commerce during the 1930s, making surviving examples in such fine condition increasingly scarce. The Calcutta Mint mark adds geographic significance, as Calcutta was one of India's principal minting facilities during this period. Bronze composition combined with exceptional preservation makes this piece both historically and aesthetically valuable. Collectors appreciate coins from George V's reign for their artistic merit and the window they provide into India's colonial monetary system. Whether you're a seasoned numismatist or beginning your collection of Indian coinage, this well-preserved specimen represents an authentic, tangible connection to early 20th-century history. An ideal addition for those specializing in British Indian coins or pre-1947 Indian currency. --- #