On offer is a small group of British India coins comprising an 1885 two annas, a 1944 quarter rupee, and a 1946 two annas. Struck under the reigns of Queen Victoria and George VI, these coins reflect the transition of Indian currency through the late Victorian period into the final years of British rule. The 1885 two annas is struck in high grade sterling silver, while the 1944 quarter rupee shows the wartime debasement to fifty percent silver. The 1946 two annas is produced in nickel brass, representing the shift away from silver in lower denominations. Together, they illustrate both changing metal content and historical context within British India coinage. Condition is consistent with age and circulation, showing expected wear across all three pieces with clear designs remaining visible. A concise and historically interesting British India coin set that offers both silver content and numismatic context. Key Features✅ Genuine mixed metal coin set reflecting British India currency✅ Includes rupee and annas denominations from 1885 to 1946✅ Issued under Queen Victoria and George VI✅ Combination of sterling silver, debased silver, and nickel brass✅ Condition: circulated with visible wear consistent with age (please view the images and decide for yourself  ) Shipping & International BuyersWe ship worldwide using tracked, insured services. Shipping is calculated at checkout no surprises. All items are securely packed with care and experience. Customs & Import Duties:USA buyers: All customs duties are paid at checkout.All other countries: Customs charges may apply upon delivery. Buyers are responsible for checking local import rules and fees before purchasing. stock code 240326