It is a historical collectible, representing the last one rupee coin of British India.

The coin is made of silver and features a portrait of King George VI on the obverse side.

The reverse side has "ONE RUPEE INDIA 1944" inscribed within a floral design and topped with the Imperial Crown.

This coin was issued when the silver content in Indian rupees was reduced due to World War II.

It is a significant piece of history, marking a time of transition before India's independence.

Collectors and history enthusiasts value these coins as a tangible piece of British India's legacy.

The coin's dimensions are approximately 21.93 mm in diameter and 1.45 mm in thickness, weighing around 3.76 grams.

After India's independence in 1947, the first coins of the Republic of India were issued in 1950.