Bronze 1 Pice of George VI (AD 1945) of Bombay Mint Flat Crown Type UNC Grade

George VI, (AD 1945), Bronze 1 Pice, Bombay Mint, Flat Crown Type, Obv: Denomination & Date, Rev: Garland, 1.22 Gms, 21.40 mm, UNC Grade as per Image.

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** Discover a remarkable piece of history with the Bronze 1 Pice of George VI, minted in 1945 at the Bombay Mint. This flat crown type coin features a striking design with the denomination and date elegantly displayed on the obverse, while the reverse showcases a beautifully crafted garland. Weighing in at 1.22 grams and measuring 21.40 mm in diameter, this coin is in UNC (Uncirculated) grade, ensuring its pristine condition and shine—ideal for collectors and enthusiasts alike. George VI, who reigned over India during a pivotal time in history, saw the end of British colonial rule, making this coin a significant relic of the era. Its bronze composition adds to its authenticity and appeal, while the Bombay Mint's craftsmanship is a testament to the quality of Indian minting practices. Collectors will appreciate this coin not just for its historical significance but also for its collectible value, as items from this period are becoming increasingly rare. The coin is offered without any packaging or certification, highlighting its raw, genuine state. A must-have for coin enthusiasts looking to enrich their collection with a piece of Indian numismatic history! **