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One Quarter Anna George VI Year 1936 Bombay Mint GEM UNC Condition

β‚Ή1,537.50 β‚Ή1,014.75
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Metal copper

Bombay mint

Gem UNC condition

- One Quarter Anna, 1936, Bombay Mint 🏷️ - Gem UNC condition ensures pristine quality ⭐ - A rare piece from the reign of George VI, reflecting a pivotal historical era - 100% Genuine Item, perfect for any serious collector πŸ’° - A unique investment opportunity with future rarity potential πŸš€ - Ideal for display or as a remarkable gift!

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Introducing the ONE QUARTER ANNA coin from the reign of King George VI, minted in 1936 at the prestigious Bombay Mint. This exquisite collectible is crafted from copper and boasts a stunning Gem Uncirculated (UNC) condition, ensuring its vibrant luster and intricate details remain unmarred. The quarter anna denomination is particularly notable as it reflects a significant period in Indian history when the British Raj was nearing its end, making this coin a fascinating emblem of colonial rule. Its immaculate state and historical context enhance its appeal to numismatists and collectors alike. With limited availability, this coin represents not just a piece of currency but a tangible connection to a bygone era. The exceptional quality and provenance make it a prime candidate for any serious collection, offering both sentimental value and potential investment growth. Whether displayed in a collection or gifted to a history enthusiast, this rare coin stands out as a testament to artistry and heritage.
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