Rare 2 Annas 1907 King Edward VII Calcutta Mint British India Silver Coin # A441

Rare British India silver 2 Annas of 1907, issued during the reign of King Edward VII. The obverse carries the crowned bust of the King facing right with the legend "EDWARD VII KING AND EMPEROR", while the reverse shows the crown above the value "TWO ANNAS / INDIA" with the Urdu value and the date below, flanked by floral sprays.

• Denomination: 2 Annas
• Year: 1907
• Mint: Calcutta (no mint mark below the date)
• Metal: Silver, .917 fineness
• Diameter: approximately 15 mm, round flan
• Condition: well circulated, heavy even wear on the portrait, date and legends clear

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Step back into the golden era of British India with this captivating 2 Annas silver coin, struck in 1907 during the reign of King Edward VII. Issued by the prestigious Calcutta Mint, this genuine numismatic treasure is crafted from high-grade .917 silver and measures a compact 15 millimeters across. The obverse showcases the majestic crowned bust of the King-Emperor, while the reverse is elegantly framed by delicate floral sprays encircling the denomination and date. Graded in Fine condition with heavy, honest circulation wear, this piece carries the wonderful character of a coin that once actively changed hands over a century ago. Its legends and date remain impressively legible, offering a tangible connection to the past that appeals deeply to historians and numismatists alike. Collectors prize Edward VII silver issues for their classic artistry and dwindling availability in the global market. Whether you are expanding a comprehensive British India cabinet or starting a new journey into imperial coinage, cataloged here as # A441, this authentic artifact is ready to become a cherished centerpiece in your collection.