George VI, Bronze, 1 Pice, 1944, Lahore Mint, High crown, 'L' raised, Error, Bottom horizontal stroke of alphabet 'L' is missing. GK 1441, F. Prid 698. Uncirculated. Rare.

A rare George VI Bronze 1 Pice struck at the Lahore Mint in 1944, featuring the High Crown variety with the raised 'L' mint mark. This exceptional error coin exhibits the distinctive variety in which the bottom horizontal stroke of the alphabet 'L' is missing, making it a highly desirable mint error for specialists in British India coinage. Catalogued as GK 1441 and F. Pridmore 698, the coin is preserved in Uncirculated condition, displaying original mint surfaces, a sharp strike, and excellent eye appeal with virtually no evidence of circulation. Rarely encountered in such a high state of preservation, this important Lahore Mint error variety is an outstanding addition to any advanced collection of British India coins or mint-error issues.