An exceptionally rare and desirable collectible from British India, issued during the reign of King George VI (1936–1952) and dated 1944, a period shaped by the final years of World War II. This example is attributed to the Lahore Mint and is notable for the sought-after “Large Date (44)” variety, a key feature that distinguishes it among collectors. It also displays the mature head portrait of George VI, representing the later stylistic phase of his coinage. The obverse features the detailed imperial portrait of the monarch, while the reverse carries a classic wreath-based design typical of the era. Such varieties are especially valued for their rarity, mint-specific characteristics, and historical context. Preserved in About Extremely Fine (AEF) condition, this piece retains strong detail and visual appeal, making it a standout example for serious collectors. Specifications: • Monarch: King George VI • Year: 1944 • Mint: Lahore • Variety: Large Date (44), Mature Head • Condition: About Extremely Fine • Reference: PR # 908 • Weight: (add if available) • Diameter: (add if available) A premium collectible representing a rare mint variety from late British India. This item is offered as a historical numismatic collectible intended solely for hobby and collection purposes.
