1835, King William IIII, Gold Mohur, Calcutta Mint, Proof Restrike, Obv: bust of the king facing right, F incused on the truncation of the neck, Rev: a lion standing & facing left with a palm tree behind, the value in English & Persian, die rotation around 11’o clock, (PR # 14/S&W # 1.13), 26mm, 11.66g, some usual handling marks & scratches on surface with hairlines, graded & slabbed by NGC as PF 61, Exceedingly Rare.

Note: F initials used by the mint master William Nairn Forbes of the Calcutta mint. As per Pridmore, only 1,11,107 pieces were struck.

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