George VI 1/12 anna, 1939
Obverse: George VI, first head
Metal: bronze
Diameter: 17.5mm
George VI 1/12 anna, 1942
Obverse: George VI, second head
Metal: bronze
Diameter: 17.5mm
George VI 1/2 pice, 1940
George VI 1 pice, 1945
variant: flat crown
George VI 1 pice, 1943
variant: high crown
George VI 1 pice, 1943
variant: round crown
The George VI one pice hole coin is a little unique in the British India coinage series. Firstly, of course, there is the hole which makes it stand out among other coins. Secondly, because of the hole there is no space to put the portrait of the king or queen of England. So the crown at the top represents the king and that side becomes the obverse. There are three major crown varieties in this item: the flat crown, round crown and high crown. You may see these three above to distinguish between the three variants.
George VI 1/2 anna, 1941
Metal: bronze
Diameter: 25.4mm
Obverse: George VI, second head
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Interested in selling following British India Government Notes of King George V :
ReplyDeletea) 2 Rupees 8 Anna Note :
It is issued by Cawnpore Circle and is signed by MMS Gubbay. It is in extra-fine condition.
b) 50 Rupees Note :
It is issued by Calcutta Circle and signed by H. Denning. It is in extra-fine condition.
c) 1000 Rupees Note :
It is issued by Calcutta Circle and signed by J. W. Kelly. It is in extra-fine condition.
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