1930 George V Quarter Anna Pair – Bombay Mint (Dot) | Two Distinct Date Varieties | NGS Certified

An exceptional and highly collectible pair of 1930 Bronze Quarter Anna coins of George V struck at the Bombay Mint (Dot Mint Mark), showcasing two distinct and important date varieties. The first coin features the normal numeral date, while the second displays an unlisted variety with smaller date numerals and noticeably wider spacing between the digits of the year, making it a significant discovery for specialists in British Indian coinage. Catalogued as GK 1190, with the second variety remaining unlisted in standard references, this pair offers an outstanding opportunity for variety collectors.

Both coins have been authenticated and encapsulated by NGS, with grades of AMS 58 Details and AMS 58, reflecting strong detail, attractive surfaces, and near mint-state preservation. The combination of a recognized standard variety alongside a rare and unlisted date variation greatly enhances the numismatic importance of this lot. A very scarce and fascinating pair, it is an excellent addition to advanced collections of British India coins, mint varieties, and die-study material.