A vintage 1942 India 1/4 Rupee coin. This piece of history features intricate floral designs and markings. A great addition to any coin collection or a unique historical artifact.

A timeless relic of India’s colonial era, the 1942 King George VI 1/4 Rupee coin captures the essence of wartime minting and British imperial influence. Struck during World War II, this half-silver coin reflects a turning point in Indian currency history when the silver content began to decrease due to rising metal costs and war expenditures. Its intricate floral reverse design and regal obverse portrait of King George VI make it an elegant and collectible piece for those fascinated by numismatics and the legacy of British India.

Coin: 1/4 Rupee
Year: 1942
Country: British India
Ruler: King George VI
Denomination: One-Fourth Rupee
Material: .500 Silver (Half Silver)
Weight: ~2.92 grams
Diameter: ~19 mm
Obverse: Left-facing bust of King George VI with legend
Reverse: Decorative floral wreath surrounding denomination and date
Mint: Mostly Bombay or Lahore (No mint mark on Bombay coins)
Edge: Milled
Condition: As shown / Pre-independence circulated coin
Historical Significance: Issued during WWII; transition from .917 to .500 silver
Collector Grade: Semi-rare
Circulation Type: Legal tender at the time (now demonetized)

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