1949 Farthing George VI Proof (without 'IND:IMP')
Physical Properties
Features & Details
Versions of the 1949 George VI Farthing
Photo: NumistaCirculationwithout 'IND:IMP'£0.43
Mintage 8,424,000
1949 Farthing George VI (without 'IND:IMP')
- Photo: NumistaProofwithout 'IND:IMP'
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About the 1949 Farthing George VI Proof (without 'IND:IMP')
The George VI without 'IND:IMP' coin issued in 1949 is a significant piece of British numismatics that reflects the transitional period following World War II, during which the British Empire was undergoing notable changes. The absence of the phrase 'IND:IMP' signifies a shift in the British monarchy's identity, as India had gained independence in 1947, marking a pivotal moment in British history. Crafted from bronze, its design features a portrait of King George VI and is emblematic of the era's numismatic style, appealing to collectors interested in the evolution of British coinage and the socio-political landscape of the time.
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