George V, Copper ¼ Anna, 1928, Calcutta Mint

George V Copper ¼ Anna 1928, Calcutta Mint is a small-denomination colonial coin issued during British India, struck in copper for everyday circulation. The obverse typically features the crowned effigy of King George V with inscriptions indicating his title and the ruling authority, while the reverse carries the denomination “¼ Anna” within a wreath or ornamental design along with the year of issue and mint mark of Calcutta. Produced for general monetary use in the Indian subcontinent, this issue reflects the standard imperial coinage system of the period before decimalisation, and the 1928 Calcutta Mint strike is collected today for its historical significance and representation of late British-era numismatics in India.