British India George VI Silver Rupee – Bombay Mint, 1938
Issued in 1938, this British India Silver Rupee was struck at the Bombay Mint during the reign of King George VI. Minted in 50% silver, the coin bears the crowned portrait of King George VI on the obverse, while the reverse features the denomination "One Rupee India" within a beautifully detailed floral wreath. As one of the early issues of George VI's coinage for India, this silver rupee is a significant piece of pre-independence Indian history and a highly collectible coin for numismatists and enthusiasts of British Indian currency.
Issued in 1938, this British India Silver Rupee was struck at the Bombay Mint during the reign of King George VI. Minted in 50% silver, the coin bears the crowned portrait of King George VI on the obverse, while the reverse features the denomination "One Rupee India" within a beautifully detailed floral wreath. As one of the early issues of George VI's coinage for India, this silver rupee is a significant piece of pre-independence Indian history and a highly collectible coin for numismatists and enthusiasts of British Indian currency.
Issued in 1938, this British India Silver Rupee was struck at the Bombay Mint during the reign of King George VI. Minted in 50% silver, the coin bears the crowned portrait of King George VI on the obverse, while the reverse features the denomination "One Rupee India" within a beautifully detailed floral wreath. As one of the early issues of George VI's coinage for India, this silver rupee is a significant piece of pre-independence Indian history and a highly collectible coin for numismatists and enthusiasts of British Indian currency.
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