2 Anna, George VI, 1947, Bombay Mint

Copper Nickel 2 Anna (1/8 rupee) coin of British India, minted in 1947 at the Bombay Mint in the name of King George VI. Prior to 1945, this was the highest value coin which was not minted using silver - other, higher denominations such as 1/4 rupee (4 anna) and above were minted in silver. The obverse features the crowned head of King George VI, while the reverse carries the date and denomination in 4 languages apart from English. These coins were minted from 1946-1947 - a change from the nickel-brass coins used from 1942-45. 

Shape: Square with rounded edges
Size: 25 mm (approx)
Weight: 5.84 grams (approx)

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