Medal – George V and Mary Coronation Durbar British India Rare Coin# Z-1303

Location India – British (British India) 

King George V (1910-1936)

Type Personality medals › Coronation and election medals

Year 1911

Composition Copper-nickel

Weight 12.58 g

Diameter 32 mm

Shape Round with a round hole

Technique Milled

Orientation Medal alignment ↑↑

Demonetized Yes

Discover a piece of history with the Medal commemorating the Coronation Durbar of King George V and Queen Mary in British India, minted in 1911. This unique collectible, made from copper-nickel, weighs 12.58 g and features a diameter of 32 mm, showcasing an exquisite round shape with a distinct round hole. The medal’s design captures a significant moment during the British Raj, marking the formal crowning of the monarch in India, a ceremony that symbolized the British Empire’s royal authority over its territories.

As a demonetized item, this medal is a rare find for collectors, particularly those interested in royal memorabilia and colonial history. Its milled technique and precise medal alignment enhance its aesthetic appeal, making it a standout addition to any collection. The historical context of this medal, coupled with its uniqueness and rarity, elevates its collectible value, appealing to enthusiasts and investors alike. Whether displayed in a collection or cherished for its historical significance, this George V and Mary Coronation Durbar medal is a must-have for anyone passionate about numismatics and British history.