Rare 2 Annas 1907 King Edward VII Calcutta Mint Silver Coin of British India # A440

Rare silver 2 Annas of British India dated 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" within floral sprays, with the denomination in Urdu and Devanagari and the date below.

• Denomination: 2 Annas
• Year: 1907
• Mint: Calcutta (no mint mark below the date)
• Metal: Silver, 0.917 fine
• Diameter: approximately 15.5 mm
• Condition: Fine, evenly circulated with legends and date clear

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Step back in time to the height of the British Empire with this genuine 2 Annas silver coin, minted in 1907 during the reign of King Edward VII. Struck from 0.917 fine silver at the prestigious Calcutta Mint, this historic piece of British India currency features the classic crowned effigy of the King on the obverse and an intricate floral wreath design framing the denomination on the reverse. Graded as Fine (Heavy Used), this circulated specimen tells a tangible story of early 20th-century commerce on the subcontinent. Its surfaces bear the honest wear of a bygone era, yet key details like the date and royal legends remain clearly visible to the naked eye. Numismatists and history enthusiasts eagerly seek out Edward VII coinage for its elegant Edwardian artistry and scarce metal composition. Whether you are expanding a comprehensive Indian empire collection or searching for an accessible entry point into antique silver collecting, this authentic 1907 Calcutta issue makes a charming and culturally rich addition to any display.