Rare 1/12 Anna 1924 King George V Calcutta Mint British India Coin # A609

Rare 1/12 Anna bronze coin of 1924 issued under King George V, King Emperor, for British India. The obverse carries the crowned bust of George V with the legend "GEORGE V KING EMPEROR", while the reverse shows the value "1/12 ANNA / INDIA" with the date 1924 within a beaded circle, surrounded by a floral wreath.

• Denomination: 1/12 Anna (one pie)
• Year of issue: 1924
• Mint: Calcutta (no mint mark below the date)
• Metal: Bronze
• Diameter: approximately 17.3 mm
• Condition: Very Fine, with even wear, natural toning and clear legends

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Step back in time to the height of the British Raj with this captivating 1/12 Anna bronze coin, struck in 1924 during the reign of King George V. Also known historically as a "pie," this tiny yet significant denomination served the everyday commerce of colonial India. Struck at the prestigious Calcutta Mint—distinguished by its lack of a mint mark—this specimen is crafted from durable bronze and has been graded in appealing Very Fine (USED) condition. Numismatists prize this piece for its well-preserved details, showcasing the regal crowned bust of the King Emperor on the obverse and a charming floral wreath encircling the denomination on the reverse. It features pleasing natural toning and crisp, readable legends that bear witness to its nearly century-long journey. Complete with inventory identifier # A609, the item photographed is the exact piece you will receive. Whether you are expanding a comprehensive British India type set, hunting for elusive George V bronze issues, or seeking a tangible piece of twentieth-century imperial history, this genuine artifact makes a sophisticated and rewarding addition to any advanced collection.