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Extremely Rare Silver Half Rupee Victoria Empress 1887 Weight 5.83 GMS Calcutta Mint in Excellent Condition

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🌟 Extremely Rare 1887 Silver Half Rupee πŸ› Minted at Calcutta Mint (Kolkata) πŸ’Ž Excellent Condition, Preserving Historical Details πŸ’° High Collectible Value & Historical Significance πŸš€ Rare Opportunity to Own a Piece of Colonial Indian History

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CONDITION VERY GOODΒ 

Capture a piece of history with this extremely rare Silver Half Rupee featuring the portrait of Queen Victoria Empress from 1887. Weighing 5.83 grams, this coin was minted at the prestigious Calcutta Mint (Kolkata), adding to its historical significance. The coin is in excellent condition, showcasing intricate details and a remarkable preservation of its original features. Issued during the British colonial era in India, this coin represents a pivotal period in Indian numismatic history. Its rarity and historical context make it a prized possession for collectors and enthusiasts alike. The coin's high collectible value stems from its unique combination of metal content, mint origin, and exceptional condition, making it a standout piece in any collection. This collectible item holds both monetary and historical value, making it a rewarding investment for those passionate about numismatics. Whether you are a seasoned collector or a history aficionado, this Silver Half Rupee from 1887 is a must-have addition to your collection, offering a tangible connection to India's past.
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