1921 George V ½ Pice – Calcutta Mint (No Mint Mark) | NGC MS 63 RB

Struck in 1921 at the Calcutta Mint with no mint mark, this bronze ½ Pice of George V is a highly desirable issue from the British India series. Catalogued as GK 1207 and Pridmore 754, the coin features the crowned portrait of King George V on the obverse, while the reverse displays the denomination and date within a classic ornamental design characteristic of the period. Certified by NGC as MS 63 RB (Red Brown), the coin exhibits sharp strike details, strong original mint lustre, and an attractive blend of red and brown coloration, indicative of excellent preservation. High-grade examples of this early bronze denomination are seldom encountered, making this specimen particularly appealing to collectors. A rare and premium-quality coin, it represents an outstanding addition to collections of British India coinage, George V issues, and certified numismatic rarities.