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| 正面描述 | Left-facing crowned effigy of Queen Victoria, wearing an elaborate crown and draped in ornate robes with fine detail. The hair is dressed and falls behind the neck in curls. The legend VICTORIA EMPRESS arcs around the field, divided to the left and right of the portrait. The rim is defined by a continuous border of raised beads. |
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| 背面描述 | The central field bears the denomination inscription TWO ANNAS, separated by a horizontal rule, above INDIA and the date, all presented in recessed lettering. The entire central area is encircled by a richly detailed wreath of stylised floral and foliate scrollwork with blossoms and leaves characteristic of the Indo-Victorian decorative idiom. The design is contained within a beaded border at the rim. |
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Pattern coinage of this type was produced at the Royal Mint to test proposed designs or compositions before authorizing full production runs — most never received that authorization. A gold striking of what was otherwise a base-metal circulation denomination suggests this was almost certainly a presentation piece or proof-of-concept for a senior official or the India Office rather than any genuine monetary proposal. The 2 annas in gold makes no economic sense as a circulating coin.
KM#488c is one of several metal variants catalogued for this pattern type, alongside copper and silver strikings from the same period.