1933 George V Quarter Anna – Calcutta Mint (No Dot) | NGS MS 61 BN Choice

Struck in 1933 at the Calcutta Mint with the No Dot mint variety, this bronze Quarter Anna of George V is a desirable issue from the later years of British Indian coinage. Catalogued as GK 1193 and Pridmore 673, the coin features the crowned bust of King George V on the obverse, while the reverse displays the denomination within an elegant ornamental design characteristic of the series. Certified by NGS as MS 61 BN (Brown) Choice, the coin retains strong mint-state detail, pleasing surfaces, and attractive eye appeal, making it a noteworthy example of this popular denomination. The Calcutta No Dot variety is considerably scarcer than its more commonly encountered counterparts, enhancing its appeal among collectors. A scarce and well-preserved specimen, it represents an excellent addition to collections of British India coinage, mint varieties, and certified numismatic rarities.