Bronze 1/2 Pice of George VI (AD 1939) of Calcutta Mint Head Type I

Name: Bronze 1/2 Pice of George VI (AD 1939) of Calcutta Mint Head Type I
Brand: coingallery
SKU: E199
Price: 440 INR
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Highlights

George VI, (AD 1939), Bronze 1/2 Pice, Calcutta Mint, Head Type I, 2.44 Gms, 20.75mm, (KM# 528), Extremely fine.

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🏛️ Rare Calcutta Mint 1939 George VI bronze—Head Type I variant ✨ Extremely Fine condition, pristine sharp detailing throughout 🇮🇳 Pre-independence Indian coinage with powerful historical significance ⭐Highly Collectible rare denomination (KM# 528, 2.44g) 💰Best Investment Item for serious George VI collectors

Condition: Extremely Fine (Good Condition)
Metal: Bronze
Denomination: 1/2 Pice
Mint: Calcutta Mint (Kolkata)
Country: India

Description

George VI, (AD 1939), Bronze 1/2 Pice, Calcutta Mint, Head Type I, 2.44 Gms, 20.75mm, (KM# 528), Extremely fine.

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A remarkable example of George VI's monetary legacy, this Bronze 1/2 Pice from the Calcutta Mint represents a pivotal moment in Indian numismatic history. Minted in 1939—a significant year during Britain's rule of India—this coin showcases Head Type I, with excellent weight (2.44g) and diameter (20.75mm) specifications. Graded in Extremely Fine condition, this specimen displays minimal wear and sharp detailing that collectors prize. The Calcutta Mint's distinguished mark adds prestige and historical authenticity. As pre-independence Indian coinage becomes increasingly sought after, this piece serves both as a tangible connection to colonial-era history and a solid addition to any serious collector's portfolio. The superior condition and specific KM# 528 catalog designation make it a must-have for devotees of George VI issues.