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George VI, silver proof (3), rupee, ½ rupee and ¼ rupee, Bombay mint, 1938, no dot, Mule, milled edge, (a) Rupee, 11.60g, 30.62 mm, (b) ½ rupee, 5.81g, 24.09 mm and (c) ¼ rupee, 2.96g, 19.24 mm. Obv: Head type II (short trefoils), Medium head, broad rim, short teeth-design, I in KING is not aligned to the short line (short tooth) in between two big teeth, this obverse is of 1944-1945. Rev: The bottom open lotus flower design consists of 12 outer scalloped arcs, inside that are 6 scalloped arcs, further inside that is a small circle with a raised dot within. (3 coins) |
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Rs. 3,00,000-4,00,000
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Rs. 4,20,000
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