The 1869 Bhopal 1/4 Anna is a historic copper coin issued by the Princely State of Bhopal during the 19th century under British India. Struck in AH 1286 / 1869 AD, this fractional denomination was used for everyday commerce within the state and reflects the rich cultural and political heritage of Bhopal, one of India’s most prominent princely states.

Featuring traditional Persian-script inscriptions and regional Islamic design influences, the coin represents the unique monetary systems maintained by India’s princely states during the colonial era. Its historical significance, distinctive style, and connection to pre-independence India make it a desirable collectible for world coin and Indian numismatic enthusiasts alike.