Victoria Queen, silver pattern proof (4), rupee, ½ rupee, ¼ rupee and 2 annas, 1861. (a) Rupee, Calcutta mint, 11.28g, 30.80 mm. Obv: L.C. WYON in relief below the shoulder, the Queen's jabot has 5 panels. Rev: Top flower emerges from 2 prongs, reverse aligned, Plain edge, PR 51, SW 4.34; (b) ½ rupee, Royal mint, 5.55g, 24.22 mm. Obv: The Queen's jabot has 4 & ¾th panels, plain circle around the centre jewel of the Crown. Rev: last numeral 1 futher away from numeral 6, reverse aligned, Plain edge, PR 250, SW 4.114; (c) ¼ rupee, Royal mint, 2.82g, 19.60 mm. Obv: The Queen's jabot has 4 & 1/2 panels, the pearls on the Crown looks like threading between each pearl. Rev: inverted (6 o clock), Plain edge, PR 371, SW 4.127 and (d) 2 annas, Royal mint, 1.41g, 15.06 mm. Obv: The Queen's jabot has 4 & 3/4th panels, elongated pearls on both the arches of the Crown. Rev: Inverted (6 o clock), Plain edge, PR 481, SW 4.141. (4 coins)

All Pattern Proof Re-strikes, Great Rarity as a set of 1861, Beautifully Toned, Mint State, Exceedingly rare.

Obverse and reverse of all above coins was designed and engraved by L.C. Wyon, Royal Mint, London.

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