Description
One Fourth Anna Copper Issue Unique and Rare Gwalior Unique and Rare
This One Fourth Anna copper coin represents a fascinating piece of Indian numismatic history from the Gwalior mint. Struck in copper during a period of significant monetary evolution, this denomination served everyday commerce while the state maintained its own coinage traditions. Graded in Almost Uncirculated condition, this specimen exhibits remarkable preservation with minimal wear to its high points, reflecting careful handling over generations.
The Gwalior mint produced distinctive coinage that collectors highly prize for their historical significance and artistic merit. This particular issue stands out as genuinely scarce, with few examples surviving in such exceptional condition. The copper composition and strike quality demonstrate the craftsmanship of the era. Perfect for serious numismatists building regional Indian collections or those focused on princely state coinage, this coin offers both historical intrigue and tangible rarity. An outstanding addition to any collection seeking authentic examples of pre-modern Indian monetary systems.