A distinctive and highly collectible piece from British India, issued during the reign of King George VI (1936–1952) and dating approximately to 1943–1947, a period leading up to India’s independence. This example belongs to the iconic hole-type series, recognized for its central perforation—an innovative design feature that makes it instantly identifiable among collectors. The obverse features the portrait of King George VI, representing imperial authority during the final phase of British rule, while the reverse carries a bold inscriptional layout characteristic of the series. Preserved in BUNC (Brilliant Uncirculated) condition, this piece exhibits sharp detail and strong visual appeal, making it especially desirable for collectors of high-grade British India material. Specifications: • Monarch: King George VI • Period: c. 1943–1947 • Type: Hole-Type Issue • Weight: approx. 2 g • Diameter: approx. 21.32 mm • Condition: BUNC • Reference: KM# 533, N# 1613 A standout collectible representing one of the most recognizable designs from late British India. This item is offered as a historical numismatic collectible intended solely for hobby and collection purposes.
