A rare and comprehensive collectible set from British India, issued during the reign of King George VI (1936–1952), representing a diverse range of circulation types from the late colonial period. This multi-piece collection showcases different design types and metal compositions, offering a broad view of minting practices during the era. Each piece features the portrait of King George VI, reflecting the uniform imperial design language of the time. Such varied composition sets are appreciated for their numismatic diversity, historical context, and visual appeal, making them especially attractive to collectors seeking a well-rounded representation of British India’s monetary system. Set Highlights: • Monarch: King George VI • Period: c. 1936–1952 • Type: Multi-variant collectible set • Features: Variety of compositions and design types • Theme: British India colonial-era issues A meaningful collectible set combining historical significance with variety, ideal for collectors of British India and colonial numismatics. This set is offered as historical numismatic collectibles intended solely for hobby and collection purposes, not for monetary or investment use.