India – British ¼ Rupee 1918 – George V Rare Silver Coin #V-69

Issuer	India – British (British India)
King	George V (1910-1936)
Type	Standard circulation coins
Years	1912-1936
Value	¼ Rupee
Currency	Rupee (1770-1947)
Composition	Silver (.917)
Weight	2.92 g
Diameter	19 mm
Thickness	1.05 mm
Shape	Round
Technique	Milled
Orientation	Medal alignment ↑↑

This exceptional British India ¼ Rupee from 1918 showcases one of history’s most significant numismatic periods. Minted during King George V’s reign (1910-1936), this silver coin represents the final decades of British colonial currency in India before independence.

Crafted from high-quality .917 silver, this coin weighs 2.92 grams and measures 19mm in diameter—a compact yet substantial piece of history. The milled finish and medal alignment reflect the precision of early 20th-century British minting standards.

The 1918 date holds particular historical significance, occurring during the final year of World War I when British India played a crucial role in supporting the war effort. This quarter rupee circulated among merchants and traders across the Indian subcontinent, making it a tangible connection to colonial-era commerce.

For collectors, this coin is highly desirable due to its rarity, silver content, and historical importance. British Indian coins from this era represent a fascinating intersection of numismatic art and imperial history. Whether you’re a serious numismatist, history enthusiast, or precious metals investor, this authentic piece offers both cultural value and intrinsic worth. The genuine .917 silver composition ensures lasting appeal and stability as a collectible investment.