1945 British India 1 Pice Coin – King George VI Holed Antique Coin

Coin Information
Country: British India
Period: George VI
Year: 1945 (appears to be 1945 from the photograph)
Denomination: 1 Pice
Value: 1/64 Rupee = 1/4 Anna
Product Description
1945 British India 1 Pice – King George VI

Own a piece of British Indian monetary history with this 1945 British India 1 Pice coin, issued during the reign of King George VI.

This distinctive coin is instantly recognizable by its large central hole, a unique feature that makes it an interesting addition to collections of British India coinage. The coin carries the denomination "1 PICE" and the year 1945, representing the currency system used in India before decimalization.

The 1 Pice was equivalent to 1/64 of a Rupee or 1/4 of an Anna. Today, these historic coins are collected for their unusual design and connection to the monetary history of British India.

This coin is suitable for antique coin collectors, British India enthusiasts, numismatists, history lovers, and vintage Indian currency collections.

Coin: 1 Pice
Year: 1945 (date appears as 1945 in the supplied image)
Period: British India – George VI
Metal: Bronze
Design: Holed coin
Condition: Circulated / Heavily Worn

Metal: Bronze
Shape: Round with a large central hole
Obverse: Crown design with inscriptions associated with the British Indian issue
Reverse: 1 PICE with the year 1945
Mint: Cannot be reliably confirmed from this photograph
Historical period: British India, during the reign of King George VI