Nickel-Brass 1/2 Anna of George VI (AD 1943) of Calcutta Mint in UNC Grade Rare

George VI, (AD 1943), Nickel-Brass 1/2 Anna, Calcutta Mint, Obv: George VI facing Right, Inscriptions around, Rev: Denomination & Date, 2.90 Gms, 17.40 x 19.80 mm, UNC Grade, Rare.

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This exceptional 1/2 Anna coin from 1943 represents a significant piece of British Indian numismatic history. Minted at the prestigious Calcutta Mint during the reign of King George VI, this nickel-brass specimen captures the final years of British colonial coinage in India. The obverse features a right-facing portrait of George VI encircled by period-appropriate inscriptions, while the reverse displays the denomination and year of issue.

What sets this piece apart is its remarkable UNC (Uncirculated) condition—a rarity for coins of this age and origin. Weighing precisely 2.90 grams and measuring 17.40 x 19.80 mm, it remains in pristine, untouched state, making it highly sought after by serious collectors. The 1943 date holds particular historical significance, coinciding with critical moments in World War II and India’s independence movement.

This coin’s value transcends mere face denomination; it’s a tangible artifact of a transformative era. Collectors prize Calcutta Mint issues for their limited mintage and historical relevance. The UNC grade combined with the rarity factor makes this an outstanding investment piece for numismatists focused on Indian colonial currency or George VI coinage collections.

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