1941 George VI Quarter Anna – Calcutta Mint (No Dot) | Head Type II | NGC MS 64 RB

Struck in 1941 at the Calcutta Mint with the No Dot mint variety, this bronze Quarter Anna of George VI is a highly desirable issue from the British India series. Catalogued as GK 1429, the coin features the Head Type II portrait of King George VI on the obverse, introduced during the later years of his reign, while the reverse bears the denomination within the classic ornamental design characteristic of the Quarter Anna series.

Certified by NGC as MS 64 RB (Red Brown), this specimen is exceptionally well preserved, displaying sharp strike details, strong original mint lustre, and an attractive blend of red and brown coloration. Coins of this quality are seldom encountered, particularly among wartime issues where circulation and survival rates often affected preservation.

A rare and premium-quality example, this 1941 Calcutta Mint Quarter Anna combines historical significance, superior eye appeal, and certified mint-state preservation. It represents an outstanding addition to advanced collections of George VI coinage, British India bronze issues, and high-grade certified numismatic rarities.