BRITISH INDIA 1/4 RUPEES 1908 RARE SILVER COIN #V-365

Issuer	India – British (British India)
King	Edward VII (1901-1910)
Type	Standard circulation coins
Years	1903-1910
Value	¼ Rupee
Currency	Rupee (1770-1947)
Composition	Silver (.917)
Weight	2.92 g
Diameter	19.4 mm
Thickness	1.1 mm
Shape	Round
Technique	Milled
Orientation	Medal alignment ↑↑
Demonetized	Yes

This exceptional British India ¼ Rupee from 1908 represents a remarkable piece of numismatic history from the Edwardian era. Struck during King Edward VII’s reign (1901-1910), this silver coin was issued by the British Indian government as standard circulation currency before India’s independence in 1947.

Crafted from 91.7% pure silver with a precise weight of 2.92 grams and a compact 19.4mm diameter, this coin exemplifies the craftsmanship of early 20th-century minting techniques. The milled edges and medal alignment reflect the quality standards of British imperial coinage. As a demonetized currency, it has transitioned from everyday tender to a treasured collector’s item.

The 1908 date makes this coin particularly desirable, falling within a limited mintage period (1903-1910) that adds to its rarity and appeal. Collectors value these coins for their historical significance, precious metal content, and connection to the twilight years of British India. Whether you’re a serious numismatist, history enthusiast, or precious metals investor, this authentic silver quarter rupee offers both cultural heritage and tangible value—a genuine artifact connecting you to imperial India’s fascinating past.

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