Silver One Quarter Rupee King George Calcutta Mint 1930

Introducing the **Silver One Quarter Rupee** issued by **King George V**, minted at the **Calcutta Mint** in **1930**. This exquisite coin, made of sterling silver, features a finely detailed portrait of King George V on the obverse, showcasing the artistry of the era. The reverse displays the denomination and a floral design that reflects British India’s rich heritage. With a weight of 3.6 grams and a diameter of 18 mm, this coin is not only a piece of currency but a tangible connection to a significant period in history.

The 1930 issue is particularly notable for its limited mintage and the historical context of British rule in India. During this time, the Indian independence movement was gaining momentum, making this coin a fascinating collectible for history enthusiasts. Its collectible value is enhanced by its rarity, especially in good condition, and it is often sought after by numismatists for its historical significance.

This particular coin is in excellent condition, with minimal wear, and comes encapsulated for protection, ensuring its preservation for future generations. A must-have for any serious collector, this Silver Quarter Rupee represents not just currency, but an era of change and historical importance.