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1/4 Rupee 1944, For Grading Please

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I love the reverse on this, the detail of the design.

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The British India coinage is certainly a favorite. This is from the Bombay Mint, indicated by the dot below the British rose at the base of the reverse.

I would grade it a toned XF, the crown beads and hairlines are still separate, but the gouges on the face are going to reduce that a great deal. UNC examples of these are common, around $10 or less, so this is worth the melt value and not much more.
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VF20 max...I don't see it scoring XF with the damage it has, & honestly I think the toning hurts appearance and would look much better if dipped...just MO... ut still a very nice, well detailed piece!
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