Bronze 1/12 Anna of George VI (AD 1939) of Bombay Mint Scarce

George VI, (AD 1939), Bronze 1/12 Anna, Bombay Mint, (KM527), About Very Fine, Scarce.

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This exceptional Bronze 1/12 Anna coin from 1939 represents a significant piece of British Indian numismatic history. Minted at the prestigious Bombay Mint (Mumbai), this George VI issue carries the KM527 catalog designation and exemplifies the currency circulated during the final years of British colonial rule in India.

The 1/12 Anna denomination reflects the pre-decimal Indian monetary system, where 12 annas equaled one rupee. This particular specimen exhibits Very Fine condition, showcasing well-preserved details despite its age and circulation history. The scarce status of this Bombay Mint strike makes it particularly sought after by serious collectors of Indian colonial coinage.

Bronze coins from this era are increasingly difficult to locate in such commendable condition, as the metal’s susceptibility to oxidation often results in higher wear rates. The George VI reign (1936-1952) marks a transitional period in Indian currency history, making these coins historically significant and highly collectible. Collectors value this piece not only for its numismatic rarity but also as a tangible artifact of India’s colonial past and the evolution toward independence and the modern rupee system.

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