George VI, Bronze, Quarter Anna, 1941, Bombay Mint, Head Type II, Dot, Tiny Diamond shaped pyramis on Obv. GK 1428. Brilliant Uncircualted, Rainbow Toned. Very Rare.

A very rareGeorge VI Bronze Quarter Anna struck at the Bombay Mint (dot mint mark) in 1941, featuring the Head Type II portrait and the distinctive tiny diamond-shaped (pyramidal) security mark on the obverse. Catalogued as GK 1428, this exceptional specimen is preserved in Brilliant Uncirculated condition, exhibiting full original mint lustre, razor-sharp strike, and outstanding eye appeal. Enhanced by beautiful natural rainbow toning across its surfaces, the coin possesses exceptional aesthetic appeal that is highly prized by advanced collectors. Premium-quality examples of this variety are seldom encountered, making it a remarkable acquisition for collectors of British India bronze coinage and an outstanding highlight in any George VI numismatic collection.