Ceylon 1944 5 Cents – Square Nickel-Brass Coin, Only 18M Minted

This 1944 Ceylon 5 Cents coin is a unique and collectible piece from the British colonial period under the reign of King George VI. Minted in London, only 18,064,000 of these coins were produced, making it a rare find for collectors. The coin is composed of nickel-brass, giving it a sturdy and durable finish, and features a distinctive square shape that sets it apart from other circulation coins of the era.

The coin weighs 3.24 grams, has a diameter of 18 mm, and a thickness of 1.71 mm. Its smooth edge and medal alignment (0°) reflect the precise craftsmanship of its time. The design showcases the era’s colonial influences and the reign of King George VI (1937–1952), marking an important period in Ceylon’s (now Sri Lanka) history.Being in UNC (Uncirculated) condition, this coin is highly desirable for collectors of rare coins, particularly those interested in the British colonial era. Its limited mintage and distinctive design make it a valuable addition to any collection.

Why This Coin is a Good Offer to Buy
This 1944 Ceylon 5 Cents coin is an excellent investment for collectors of rare and historical coins. Minted in London and featuring the reign of King George VI, this nickel-brass coin is not only historically significant but also aesthetically unique with its square shape. With only 18.06 million produced, its limited availability makes it highly collectible, especially in UNC condition. As interest in British colonial-era coins grows, this Ceylon 5 Cents coin is poised to appreciate in value, making it a wise addition to any numismatic collection.