British India, King George V (r. 1912–1936 CE), Denomination: 1 Rupee, Composition: Silver, Weight: 11.52 grams, Diameter: 30.5 mm, Reference: KM #524, Grade: About Extremely Fine.

Obverse: Crowned left-facing bust of King GEORGE V; legend “GEORGE V KING EMPEROR” around the perimeter.

Reverse: Within a central circle, legend “ONE RUPEE / INDIA / [Year; 1918]” in English with the denomination also in Urdu (“یک روپیہ”); encircled by a wreath of roses, thistle, shamrock and lotus leaves, all within a toothed border.

Complete Details of 1 rupee coin 1918

The 1918 one rupee coin is a historical coin that was minted during the British Raj in India. The coin features the bust of King George V on the obverse side, with the inscription “George V King Emperor” around the edge. The reverse side of the coin features the denomination “One Rupee India 1918” in English and Urdu, surrounded by a floral wreath. The coin was minted in large numbers, with a mintage of 205,420,000

The one rupee coin of 1918 is a popular collectible among numismatists and coin collectors. The coin’s historical significance, coupled with its rarity and unique design, make it a valuable addition to any collection. The coin is also a testament to India’s rich numismatic history and the influence of the British Raj on Indian coinage.

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