Rare 1/4 Anna 1936 King George V Bombay Mint British India Coinage Coin # A639

A bronze One Quarter Anna of British India dated 1936, issued in the name of King George V, King Emperor. The obverse carries the crowned and robed bust of the King with the legend "GEORGE V KING EMPEROR", while the reverse shows the value "ONE QUARTER ANNA / INDIA" with the date within a beaded circle, surrounded by an ornate floral scroll border.

• Denomination: 1/4 Anna (One Quarter Anna)
• Year: 1936
• Mint: Bombay, indicated by the small bead below the date
• Metal: Bronze, plain edge
• Diameter: approximately 25 mm
• Condition: Very Fine, with even wear on the high points and pleasing chocolate-brown surfaces

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This bronze One Quarter Anna represents a significant piece of British India numismatic history. Minted in 1936 at the prestigious Bombay Mint during the reign of King George V, this coin captures the final years of the British Raj currency system. The Very Fine condition showcases even wear with attractive chocolate-brown patina that perfectly preserves the detailed profile of the King and the ornate floral borders framing the reverse. The 1/4 Anna denomination was integral to everyday transactions in 1930s India, making surviving examples increasingly scarce among collectors today. This piece is valued for its strong historical importance, aesthetic appeal, and authenticated Bombay Mint provenance. As demand for British India coinage continues to grow, this well-preserved specimen offers genuine appeal to both numismatists and investors seeking authentic pieces of colonial Indian monetary history.