英屬印度. 喬治六世. 1 Rupee 1941(B) NGC MS61 (沒有保留價)

1941(B) British India King George VI 1 Rupee Silver Coin NGC MS61

Highlights:
1. 这枚硬币是英属印度二战时期经济的真实见证，全球Conflict与白银配给时代铸造的纪念品， fineness 降低反映资源紧张——非常适合收藏战争时期或殖民转型硬币的收藏者。
2. NGC MS61 未流通状态极为罕见，保留了原始铸造光泽与细节，远超普通流通品，提升其独特性与吸引力。
3. 以预算友好的认证级别呈现“国王皇帝”肖像设计的标志性风格，兼具稳固的历史深度、银含量与大英帝国主题，而又避免早期日期或钞票样镌的稀缺溢价——非常适合主题集合或初步的殖民地收藏。

Coin Story:
This coin belongs to the Uniform Coinage period of British India (1938–1945) under King George VI, who ascended the throne in 1936. His portrait coins began in 1938.

The 1 Rupee series was issued during World War II (1939–1945), when Britain heavily minted silver coins in India to support colonial economy and wartime expenses. Due to wartime silver shortages and price fluctuations, fineness dropped from 0.917 to 0.500 starting in 1940, making 1941 one of the early years in this reduced-silver series. The obverse features George VI facing left with the legend "GEORGE VI KING EMPEROR," symbolizing British imperial rule over India. The reverse shows the denomination "ONE RUPEE" flanked by lotus flowers and rice ears, topped by a crown.

This coin reflects the late colonial era, wartime economics, and the transition toward India's 1947 independence, carrying strong historical value in colonial and WWII numismatic contexts.

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