Edward VII, Copper, 1/2 Pice, 1906, (3.12g), Calcutta Mint, No mint mark. GK 1006. About Uncirculated, Cleaned. Scarce.

The 1906 Edward VII Copper ½ Pice, struck at the Calcutta Mint (No Mint Mark), is a scarce and desirable issue from the British India coinage series. Weighing 3.12 grams and catalogued as GK 1006, this coin features the portrait of King Edward VII on the obverse and the denomination within an ornate design on the reverse. Issued during the early years of Edward VII's reign, the ½ Pice represents an important denomination in the monetary history of British India. Graded as About Uncirculated (AU), the coin retains strong design details and much of its original sharpness, though it has been noted as cleaned. Scarce in higher grades, this example remains an attractive collectible for enthusiasts of British India coinage, Edward VII issues, and early copper denominations.