Bronze 1 Pice of George VI (AD 1944) of Bombay Mint Flat Crown Type

Description

George VI, (AD 1944), Bronze 1 Pice, Bombay Mint, Flat Crown Type, Obv: Denomination & Date, Rev: Garland, 1.22 Gms, 21.40 mm, Extremely Fine.

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Step back into mid-20th-century British India with this captivating 1 Pice coin, struck in 1944 during the turbulent final years of World War II under the reign of King George VI. Minted at the historic Bombay facility, this bronze piece belongs to the sought-after Flat Crown variety. The obverse prominently displays the denomination and year, while the reverse is elegantly framed by a detailed floral garland. Weighing 1.22 grams with a diameter of 21.40 mm, this specimen has been carefully preserved in Extremely Fine condition, showcasing remarkably crisp details on its rich bronze surfaces that are rarely found in raw circulated stock of this era. Numismatists and British India history enthusiasts prize this specific type for its distinctive regal iconography and wartime-era provenance. Whether you are expanding a comprehensive royal collection, starting a journey into pre-independence Indian coinage, or seeking a tangible piece of twentieth-century heritage, this well-preserved Bombay Mint issue makes a distinguished addition to any display cabinet.