Bronze 1/4 Anna of George VI (AD1939) of Bombay Mint Head Type I with Privy Test Mark Rare

Description

George VI, (AD 1939), Bronze 1/4 Anna, Bombay Mint with Dot above 'N' of One, Head Type I, Obv: George VI facing left, Inscription around, Rev: Denomination & Date, 4.80 Gms, 25.60 mm, Diomand Privy Test Mark, UNC Grade as per Image, Rare with Privy Diomand Test Mark.

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** Discover a remarkable piece of history with this Bronze 1/4 Anna coin from the reign of George VI, minted in Bombay in AD 1939. This exquisite collectible features a striking representation of King George VI facing left on the obverse, surrounded by an inscription that encapsulates its era. The reverse showcases the denomination and date, all while boasting a distinctive dot above the 'N' in "One," characteristic of the Head Type I design. Weighing 4.80 grams and measuring 25.60 mm, this coin is not just a beautiful item to behold; it is a rare find adorned with a Diamond Privy Test Mark, highlighting its exceptional quality. The 1/4 Anna denomination was an integral part of British India’s currency system during a time of significant political and social change. As a collector, you will appreciate its UNC (Uncirculated) condition, which ensures that it retains its original luster and detail, making it a valuable addition to any numismatic collection. With its unique attributes and historical significance, this coin represents not only a slice of history but also a smart investment for the future, appealing to both seasoned collectors and newcomers alike. **