10 Cents 1941, I, Mint Mark: "I" - Bombay [East Africa]

Coins-Africa

Reverse
In the central part - a hole, framed by four crossed tusks. Above it, the numeral: 10. Along the upper edge arc, the country name in English: 'EAST AFRICA'. Along the lower edge arc, the year of issue: '1941', flanked by diamonds. The coin's edge is decorated with decorative denticles.
Obverse
In the central part, a hole framed by arched plant-like ornaments. Above it, the Crown of the British Empire. Below it, text in English in two lines: 'TEN CENT'. In the left part, along the edge arc, the inscription in Latin: 'GEORGIVS VI', on the right - 'REX ET IND: IMP:' - George VI King and Emperor of India. Along the rim - a toothed relief pattern.