(Cud Error) Extra metal India - British ¼ Rupee 1944 - George VI Rare Silver Coin

Description

Issuer	India - British (British India)
Emperor	George VI (1936-1947)
Type	Standard circulation coins
Years	1942-1943
Value	¼ Rupee
Currency	Rupee (1770-1947)
Composition	Silver (.500)
Weight	2.92 g
Diameter	19.3 mm
Thickness	1.3 mm
Shape	Round
Technique	Milled
Orientation	Medal alignment ↑↑
Demonetized	Yes

Own a fascinating piece of British Indian numismatic history with this 1944 George VI ¼ Rupee Silver Coin featuring a distinctive cud error—a premium collectible for serious numismatists. Minted during the final years of British rule in India (1942-1943 series), this quarter rupee showcases exceptional craftsmanship with its .500 silver composition and precise milled finish. What makes this coin particularly special is the cud error—extra metal that accumulated on the die during striking, creating unique variations that make each affected coin distinct and highly sought-after by error collectors worldwide. Weighing 2.92 grams with a 19mm diameter, this demonetized currency represents a tangible connection to pre-independence India's colonial era under King George VI's reign. The coin's rarity stems from both its age and the specific error variation, making it an exceptional addition to British India collections, error coin portfolios, or investment-grade numismatic holdings. Collectors prize these pieces for their historical significance, silver content, and the distinctive characteristics that error coins bring to any serious collection. This is your opportunity to acquire an authentic, genuinely scarce piece of monetary history.