Bronze 1 Pice of George VI (AD 1945) of Bombay Mint Flat Crown Type UNC Grade Extra Metal Error

Description

George VI, (AD 1945), Bronze 1 Pice, Bombay Mint, Flat Crown Type, Extra Metal Error, Obv: Denomination & Date, Rev: Garland, 1.22 Gms, 21.40 mm, UNC Grade as per Image.

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This remarkable Bronze 1 Pice from 1945 represents a fascinating piece of Indian numismatic history during the reign of King George VI. Minted in Bombay, this coin showcases the iconic Flat Crown Type design that characterized coins of this era. What makes this specimen truly exceptional is the presence of an Extra Metal Error—a rare minting anomaly that occurs when excess metal is struck onto the coin during production, creating a distinctive and highly sought-after variation among error coin collectors. Weighing 1.22 grams and measuring 21.40mm in diameter, this coin displays the denomination and date on the obverse, while the reverse features an elegant garland design. Graded in UNC (Uncirculated) condition, this piece has been expertly preserved, maintaining its original luster and striking detail. The error variety significantly enhances its collector appeal, as such minting mistakes are increasingly difficult to locate in premium condition. This coin is an outstanding investment for both serious numismatists and collectors of British Indian coinage, representing a tangible connection to India's pre-independence monetary system. Its rarity, combined with pristine condition and documented error status, makes it a treasured addition to any collection.