Victoria Queen, Silver, 2 Annas, 1862, Bombay Mint, A/I, Bottom flower top 3 petals same size. GK 382. Almost Uncirculated, Toned. Scarce.

The 1862 Victoria Queen Silver 2 Annas, struck at the Bombay Mint (A/I issue), is a scarce and attractive early British India silver coin. Catalogued as GK 382, this issue features the youthful portrait of Queen Victoria on the obverse and a finely detailed floral wreath design on the reverse. This variety is identified by the diagnostic feature of the bottom flower with the top three petals of equal size, an important detail for specialist collectors of Victorian die varieties. Offered in Almost Uncirculated (AU) condition with natural toning, the coin retains strong strike details, attractive original surfaces, and good eye appeal. Scarce in this preservation, it is a desirable addition to collections of British India coinage, Victoria Queen series, and early silver fractional issues.