George V, Silver, Half Rupee, 1933, Calcutta Mint, No dot. GK 1073. Uncirculated. Scarce.

The 1933 George V Silver Half Rupee, struck at the Calcutta Mint (No Dot variety), is a scarce and desirable issue from the later years of British India coinage. Catalogued as GK 1073, this silver coin features the crowned portrait of King George V on the obverse and the denomination surrounded by elegant floral motifs on the reverse. The absence of a mint mark dot below the date identifies it as a Calcutta Mint striking, an important distinction for collectors of Indian mint varieties. Presented in Uncirculated condition, the coin retains sharp strike details, attractive original surfaces, and strong mint brilliance, making it an excellent example of this historic issue. Scarce in such high grade, this coin is a valuable addition to collections of British India coinage, George V silver denominations, and premium numismatic rarities.