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A 1-anna coin is a, formerly, British Indian currency unit equal to 1/16 of a rupee (or 4 pices), featuring scalloped copper-nickel designs from the early 20th century. Common issues include George V (1912–1936) and George VI (1939-1947). They were demonetized in 1957 and are now collectible items, typically valued between ₹100 and ₹350 depending on condition and rarity
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#delhi #olddelhi #coin #oldtimes #heritage
A 1-anna coin is a, formerly, British Indian currency unit equal to 1/16 of a rupee (or 4 pices), featuring scalloped copper-nickel designs from the early 20th century. Common issues include George V (1912–1936) and George VI (1939-1947). They were demonetized in 1957 and are now collectible items, typically valued between ₹100 and ₹350 depending on condition and rarity
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#delhi #olddelhi #coin #oldtimes #heritage
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