1905 King Edward VII 1 Rupee – Calcutta Mint

Struck in 1905 during the reign of Edward VII, this silver 1 Rupee is a distinguished issue from the Edwardian period of British India. Minted at the Calcutta Mint, the coin carries no mint mark, the standard characteristic of Calcutta issues. The obverse features the crowned and draped portrait of King Edward VII, while the reverse displays the denomination and date within the beautifully engraved floral wreath design that became synonymous with British Indian silver rupees. This is a Fine Coin

Composed of .917 fine silver, the 1905 Rupee reflects the exceptional craftsmanship and enduring monetary tradition of the Indian Rupee under British administration. Its elegant design, historical importance, and silver content have made it a perennial favorite among collectors of British India coinage. High-grade examples with original lustre and strong details are particularly sought after by numismatists and investors alike.

A classic issue of the Edward VII series, the 1905 Calcutta Mint 1 Rupee is an essential addition to collections of British India silver coinage, Edwardian-era numismatics, and world silver crown-sized coins.