1921 George V 1/12 Anna – Calcutta Mint (No Dot) | NGC MS 64 RB

Struck in 1921 at the Calcutta Mint with the No Dot mint variety, this bronze 1/12 Anna of George V is a remarkable and highly sought-after issue from the British India series. Catalogued as GK 1232 and Pridmore 836, the coin features the crowned portrait of King George V on the obverse, while the reverse displays the denomination and date in the distinctive design characteristic of this fractional bronze denomination.

Certified by NGC as MS 64 RB (Red Brown), the coin exhibits exceptional preservation with sharp strike details, attractive original surfaces, and a pleasing blend of remaining mint red and rich brown patina. Such high-grade examples are seldom encountered, particularly for this early bronze issue, making it especially desirable among collectors of British Indian coinage.

A rare and premium-quality specimen, this 1921 Calcutta Mint 1/12 Anna combines historical significance, outstanding eye appeal, and certified mint-state preservation. It represents an excellent acquisition for advanced collections of George V coinage, Indian bronze denominations, and graded numismatic rarities.