Nickel-Brass 1 Anna of George VI (AD 1945) of Calcutta Mint Head Type II UNC Grade

Description

George VI, (AD 1945), Nickel-Brass 1 Anna, Bombay Mint, Head Type II, Obv: George VI facing left, Inscription around, Rev: Denomination & Date, UNC Grade as per Image, Rare.

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This is an exceptional numismatic piece from British India's final years under King George VI. Minted in 1945 at the Bombay Mint, this 1 Anna coin represents a pivotal moment in Indian history, issued during the twilight of colonial rule. Composed of nickel-brass, the coin features the iconic left-facing profile of George VI with surrounding inscriptions on the obverse, while the reverse displays the denomination and striking date. What sets this specimen apart is its pristine UNC (Uncirculated) grade and Head Type II classification, indicating it has never entered circulation and retains its original mint luster. The nickel-brass composition and Bombay Mint origin make it a notable variant for serious collectors. This rare George VI 1 Anna is highly sought after due to its historical significance, limited survival in such exceptional condition, and its connection to India's pre-independence monetary system. Collectors value this coin for both its numismatic merit and as a tangible piece of Anglo-Indian heritage. The combination of rarity, pristine preservation, and historical importance makes it an excellent addition to any collection of Indian coins or British Commonwealth numismatics. --- #