The Uniform Coinage of India, British Imperial Period, George VI, bronze Pice (7), 1943 (2), type A, Bombay, 1 pice india aek paisa in Hindi and Urdu around central hole, rounded crown above, date below with diamond centred underneath, small letters, revs. scroll-like wreath of vine leaves, edges plain, 1.98g, 1.93g (Prid. 700 [Sale, lot 169]; SW 9.237; KM. 532); 1944, type B, Bombay, similar but high crown and larger letters, edge plain, 1.94g (Prid. 701 [Sale, lot 169]; SW 9.240; KM. 533), 1945 (4), type C, Bombay, similar but larger letters, lozenge-like pellet under date, edges plain, 1.98g, 1.95g, 1.94g, 1.92g (Prid. 703 [Sale, lot 169]; SW 9.247; KM. 533) [7]. First, third and fifth very fine, others extremely fine and better, two with original colour £10-£20

This lot was sold as part of a special collection, The Puddester Collection.

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