British-India 1862-1901 Rupee Obverse Brockage Error Fine

British-India 1862-1901 Rupee Obverse Brockage Error FineThe British India 1862 1901 Rupee coin with an Obverse Brockage Error is a rare and unusual coin that is highly sought after by collectors. The coin features an obverse design that is struck onto the reverse, creating a mirror image of the design. A brockage error coin is a type of mint error that occurs when a coin is struck with one side pressed against an already struck coin die. This causes the design to appear incused (sunken) on one side of the

Denomination One Pound Year 1927 Signatures Riddle/Heathershaw  Grade good Very Fine

Note: this coin is presented in capsule only with no additional packaging

low denomination copper coinage was a familiar sight to Australians of all ages for more than eight decades of the 20th century

View of cows and fertile land

the personification of foresight and prudent governance

An awe-inspiring beast

with rising unemployment and a significant drop in living standards

The Perth Mint will release no more than 4

soldier and writer who served as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from 1940 to 1945

The coin's reverse conveys two scenes to communicate the journey of the Batavia

To the north is Baffin Bay

the year-date and the monetary denomination