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British India 1/4 anna 1910 70 AED

Name: British India 1/4 anna 1910 70 AED
Price: 70 AED
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Item Details

Age

Brand New

Condition

Almost no noticeable problems or flaws

Usage

Still in original packaging

Posted on: 4th March 2026

Description

Territory: British India
• Denomination: ¼ Anna (Quarter Anna)
• Year: 1910
• Ruler: Edward VII
• Metal: Bronze
• Weight: ~4.85 g
• Diameter: ~25 mm
• Shape: Round

Obverse (Front)
• Portrait of King Edward VII facing right.
• Surrounding inscription:
“EDWARD VII KING & EMPEROR”

Reverse (Back)
• Value inscription “1/4 ANNA INDIA”
• Decorative wreath design around the denomination.
• The year 1910 appears below.

Historical Context

This coin was issued during the final year of King Edward VII’s reign.
At that time, India was ruled directly by the British Empire, and the British monarch also held the title “Emperor of India.”

Your Coin’s Grade

According to the slab:
• Grade: G 4 (Good 4)
• Color: BN (Brown)

Meaning:
• Heavy circulation wear
• Most fine details worn smooth
• Main design still identifiable

Mintage
• Exact mintage varies by mint (Calcutta, Bombay, etc.), but millions were produced.

Collector Value

Approximate value:
• G condition: about $2 – $6 USD
• Better grades (VF–UNC): $10 – $40+

These coins are common but popular with collectors of British colonial coinage.

Interesting Fact

Before India adopted the decimal rupee system in 1957, the currency system was:
• 1 Rupee = 16 Annas
• 1 Anna = 4 Pice
• 1 Pice = 3 Pies

So this coin (¼ anna) represented a very small everyday denomination used in daily markets.