Bronze 1/2 Pice of George VI (AD 1940) of Calcutta Mint Head I Type Extremely Fine

George VI, (AD 1940), Bronze 1/2 Pice, Calcutta Mint, Head I, Obv: George V facing left, Inscriptions around, Rev: Denomination & Date, 2.42 Gms, 20.70 mm, Extremely Fine.

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Add a captivating piece of British-Indian numismatic history to your collection with this genuine Bronze 1/2 Pice coin, minted in Calcutta in AD 1940 during the reign of King George VI. Graded in remarkable Extremely Fine condition, this bronze specimen showcases the coveted Head I variety, featuring the monarch’s left-facing portrait on the obverse and the clear denomination alongside the year of minting on the reverse. Weighing 2.42 grams with a diameter of 20.70 mm, the coin retains sharp details and an appealing vintage patina that seasoned collectors adore. Struck during a tumultuous era of the Second World War, coins from this period carry profound historical significance reflecting India’s economic and monetary landscape under British rule. Numismatists seek out this specific Calcutta Mint issue for its scarcity and immaculate preservation, making it a stellar addition to any twentieth-century coin collection or specialized King George VI cabinet.