1943 TWO RUPEES BANKNOTE INDIA REF-1604 FARTHING TOKEN with Henry VI's effigy and

with Henry VI's effigy and heraldic devices executed according to contemporary standards

An excellent addition for collectors focused on medieval English coins or those studying the monetary systems of the Plantagenet era

making it both a numismatic collectible and a treasured keepsake of this historic occasion

this piece showcases mirror-like fields contrasting with frosted design elements characteristic of proof finishes

this collectible piece captures the historical significance of the Great War

1943 TWO RUPEES BANKNOTE INDIA REF-1604 FARTHING TOKEN with Henry VI's effigy andA scarce 1943 Two Rupees banknote from India, a significant piece of wartime currency history. This note reflects the monetary system during British India's final years before independence. The 1943 issue is increasingly difficult to locate in collectible condition, making it a valuable addition to any numismatic collection. Features authentic period design and printing characteristics. Ideal for collectors of Indian currency, historical banknotes,