British India George VI (Second Portrait, Small Crown) – c. 1946–1947 | Independence-Era Numismatic Collectible

A historically significant collectible from British India, issued during the final phase of King George VI’s reign (1936–1952), dating approximately to 1946–1947—a defining period leading up to India’s independence. This example features the second portrait of George VI with a small crown and low-relief design, representing one of the distinctive late-issue styles of the colonial era. Such subtle design variations are highly appreciated by collectors for their historical context and typological importance. Pieces from this period symbolize the transition from imperial rule to independence, making them especially meaningful within Indian numismatic history. Specifications: • Monarch: King George VI • Period: c. 1946–1947 • Design Type: Second Portrait (Small Crown, Low Relief) • Weight: approx. 3.87 g • Diameter: approx. 21.1 mm • Reference: KM# 538, N# 15278 A desirable collectible capturing the closing chapter of British India, ideal for collectors of colonial and independence-era material. This item is offered as a historical numismatic collectible intended solely for hobby and collection purposes.