British India 1904 1/12 Annas

Step into the Edwardian Raj with the 1904 British India 1/12 Anna, a small bronze coin struck under King Edward VII.
Struck in bronze and measuring around 17 mm, the coin features the crowned effigy of King Edward VII on the obverse and the denomination within a clean classical design on the reverse. As a foundational low-value coin, the 1/12 Anna was used for the smallest everyday transactions across the subcontinent.
The Edwardian period was one of relative imperial stability and refined coin design, and this humble coin carries the polished aesthetics of that era.
Set into a finely crafted leather strap, the 1904 1/12 Anna becomes the centrepiece of a luxurious Anka timepiece, the smooth grain of the leather complementing its aged surface in a refined, contemporary wearable.

USP : An Edwardian-era 1904 bronze 1/12 Anna, preserved as a wearable artifact of everyday colonial India.