A 1936 British India 1/4 Anna copper coin, graded and encapsulated by NGC (Numismatic Guaranty Corporation). Year and Place of Issue: 1936 (C) – “C” stands for Calcutta Mint; a circulating coin from the British India period. Face Value: 1/4 Anna (1/4A) – In the Indian monetary system at the time, 1 rupee = 16 Anna, therefore the 1/4 Anna was a small denomination. Material and Specifications: Copper, approximately 21 mm in diameter, approximately 4.85 grams in weight. Obverse (first image): Profile portrait of King George V, surrounded by the inscription “GEORGE V KING EMPEROR” – Although Edward VIII actually ascended the throne in 1936, due to his abdication, Indian coins from that year still used George V's portrait. Reverse (second image): Denomination "ONE QUARTER ANNA" (1/4 Anna) + "INDIA 1936" (India 1936), surrounded by decorative patterns. NGC MS 63 RB: MS 63: Indicates the coin is in "Mint State." A grade of 63 indicates slight wear/marks on the surface, but overall good condition. RB: Red Brown, referring to the reddish-brown patina on the copper coin (a common natural oxidation state for copper coins). The serial number "6725332-019" on the label can be verified for authenticity and grading information on the NGC website.