British India 1947 1 Pice

Step into the final year of the Raj with the 1947 British India 1 Pice, a small bronze coin instantly recognisable by the hole at its centre.
Introduced under George VI, the holed Pice was designed for easy identification and stringing, a practical everyday denomination that circulated widely across the subcontinent. The obverse carries the royal title and crown, the reverse the denomination framed in classic colonial styling.
As a 1947 issue, this humble coin passed through countless hands in the very months India moved toward freedom.
Set into a finely crafted leather strap, the 1947 1 Pice becomes the centrepiece of a luxurious Anka timepiece, the smooth grain of the leather complementing its aged surface in a refined, contemporary wearable.

USP : A distinctive centre-holed 1947 Pice under George VI, preserved as a wearable relic of British India's final year.