British India coins

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seenavincent

Joined: 5 Dec 2011
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Posted: 28 Mar 2012, 17:01 #

British India Coins forms a wonderful bit of collection for Indian Coin Collectors. There are around 160 Coins during the period of 1835 - 1947. Most of these coins are rare coins and there are some valuable Gold and Silver Coins among this. Read more about British India Coins at my Blog.

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seenavincent

Joined: 5 Dec 2011
Posts: 12

Posted: 28 Mar 2012, 17:05 #

Quote: seenavincentBritish India Coins forms a wonderful bit of collection for Indian Coin Collectors. There are around 160 Coins during the period of 1835 - 1947. Most of these coins are rare coins and there are some valuable Gold and Silver Coins among this. Read more about British India Coins at my Blog.

https://world-coin-shop.blogspot.com/

zeekedeek

Joined: 22 Apr 2012
Posts: 60

Posted: 5 Jun 2012, 00:07 #

Quote: seenavincentBritish India Coins forms a wonderful bit of collection for Indian Coin Collectors. There are around 160 Coins during the period of 1835 - 1947. Most of these coins are rare coins and there are some valuable Gold and Silver Coins among this. Read more about British India Coins at my Blog.

i agree i now have 4, the queen victoria and william 1 rupee(silver) honestly is such a great looking coin when i got them there were the pride of my commonwealth/empire collection

radrick007

Joined: 7 Feb 2011
Posts: 3048

Posted: 5 Jun 2012, 08:21 #

I only have a few British India coins but I particularly like the George V fractional Annas with their beautiful wreath and beaded reverse designs.

Just because you can't see it ... doesn't mean it isn't there - Anon.

Former coin and banknote catalogue referee.

seenavincent

Joined: 5 Dec 2011
Posts: 12

Posted: 5 Jul 2014, 05:11 #

British India 1 Pice - George VI Bronze High, Flat Crown
British India 1 Pice - George VI Bronze – 2 g – ø 21.32 mm KM# 533
The buyer will get 2 Coins
High Head and Flat Head Coins
(High Crown and Flat Crown)

Note: There are three types of the crown, which is on the obverse at the top. These are shown below and are designated as (RC) Round Crown, (HC) High Crown, and (FC) Flat Crown. Calcutta Mint issues have no mint mark. The issues from the other mints have the mint mark below the date as following: Lahore, raised “L”; Pretoria, small round dot; Mumbai (Bombay), diamond dot or “large” round dot. On the Mumbai (Bombay) issues dated 1944 the mint mark appears to be a large dot over a diamond.

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