Nickel-Brass 1 Anna of George VI (AD 1943) of Calcutta Mint Head Type II UNC Grade

George VI, (AD 1943), Nickel-Brass 1 Anna, Calcutta Mint, Head II, Obv: King Profile Bust facing left, Inscription around, Rev: Denomination & Date, 3.86 Gms, 20.24 mm, (KM 537a), UNC Grade as per Image.

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This exceptional 1 Anna coin represents a significant piece of Indian numismatic history from the reign of King George VI. Minted in 1943 at the prestigious Calcutta Mint (now Kolkata), this nickel-brass specimen showcases the iconic Head Type II design featuring the British monarch’s left-facing profile with inscription detailing around the obverse. The reverse displays the denomination and striking year with remarkable clarity.

Weighing precisely 3.86 grams with a diameter of 20.24mm (KM 537a), this coin is graded in UNC (Uncirculated) condition, meaning it has been meticulously preserved and exhibits pristine original lustre with no wear. Coins from the George VI era (1936-1952) hold considerable historical significance as they represent the final years of British currency circulation in India before independence and the transition to the Indian Rupee. The Calcutta Mint’s coinage from this period is particularly sought after by collectors worldwide.

This piece appeals to serious numismatists, history enthusiasts, and Indian currency collectors who value authentic historical artifacts. Its exceptional preservation combined with its historical context makes it a prized addition to any collection, representing a tangible connection to a pivotal era in modern Indian history.

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