British India 1 Anna Coin

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✓One Anna King George V 1910 
Extremely unique 
✓ Original Price Rs 1000  (Save Rs.450) 
✓ Pay only Rs. 550 
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✓One Anna King George V 1928
Extremely unique 
✓ Original Price Rs 1000 (Save Rs.450) 
✓ Pay only Rs. 550 
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#King George v 
One Anna Coin 
✓ Set of 2 
✓ Rs.450 
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King George V / British india 
Mint 1934 
Set of 2 pcs 
Discount deal 
✓ Buy Rs. 500

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