Indian Coins from Various Properties
G 513 Victoria, Mohur, 1882C, 11.63g/12h (SW 6.11; Prid. 19). Very fine
£1,500-£1,800
G 514 Victoria, Mohur, 1888, Calcutta, 11.43g/12h (SW 6.15; Prid. 22). Minor marks on edge, otherwise fine £1,000-£1,200 Victoria, Rupee, 1890B, type C2
515
/I (SW 6.114; Prid. 178); Half-Rupee, 1899B, type A/I (SW 6.242; Prid. 307); Quarter-
Rupee, 1862, Calcutta, type A/II (SW 4.130; Prid. 376); 2 Annas, 1890B, type C/II (SW 6.404; Prid. 545); Quarter-Anna, 1891, Calcutta (SW 6.513; Prid. 624); Half-Pice, 1894, Calcutta (SW 6.580; Prid. 727); Twelfth-Anna, 1892, Calcutta (SW 6.640; Prid. 797) [7]. Varied state
£150-£200 516
Victoria, Quarter-Anna, 1889, Calcutta (SW 6.509; Prid. 622); George V, Half-Rupee, 1918, Bombay (SW 8.86; Prid. 342); George VI, Half-Rupees (3), 1938, 1941 (2), Bombay (SW 9.43, 9.53; Prid. 351, 355), Quarter-Rupees (2), 1940, Calcutta and Bombay (SW 9.81, 9.84; Prid. 473, 463), Anna (2), 1941, Bombay (SW 9.162; Prid. 975), Quarter-Anna, 1941, Calcutta (SW 9.231; Prid. 687) [10]. Varied state
£100-£150 517
Edward VII, Rupee, 1906, Calcutta (SW 7.31; Prid. 192); Half-Rupee, 1908, Calcutta (SW 7.66; Prid. 312); Quarter- Rupee, 1904, Calcutta (SW 7.80; Prid. 433); 2 Annas, 1910, Calcutta (SW 7.113; Prid. 563); Anna, 1908B (SW 7.146; Prid. 927); Quarter-Anna, 1907, Calcutta (SW 7.173; Prid. 652); Half-Pice, 1910, Calcutta (SW 7.206; Prid. 744); Twelfth-Anna, 1908, Calcutta (SW 7.225; Prid. 824) [8]. Very fine or better
£100-£150
518
MS 66]
Only one example of this date graded finer by PCGS; none graded finer by NGC Edward VII, Quarter-Rupee, 1904, Calcutta (SW 7.80; Prid. 433). Brilliant mint state, rare in this quality [slabbed PCGS
£300-£400 Provenance: Bt Northeast Numismatics June 2009.
G 519 George V, 15 Rupees, 1918, Bombay, 7.98g/12h (SW 8.1; Prid. 25). About extremely fine
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£1,500-£1,800
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