How much value of one quarter Anna India George v king emperor 1913?

Answer 1

You are refering to a 1/4 Anna coin from British-controlled India (KM# 512). It is made of Bronze and weighs 4.86 grams. Its value depends on its condition and, to a lesser extent, its mintmark. Coins made at the Bombay mint have a small dot (I think beneath the portrait of King George V, although it may be just below the date), while those made at the Calcutta mint do not. The Bombay issue (of which 12,440,000 were produced in 1927) is worth US$0.25-US$0.75 in circulated condition, and the Calcutta issue (of which 6,925,000 were produced) about double that. In Uncirculated condition, the Bombay issue will garner about US$3.50, while the Calcutta issue is worth about a dollar more. Both mints issued proof coins (worth about US$120 each, according to the Standard Catalog of World Coins), and the Bombay mint also issued a Proof-like restrike, worth about US$80.00 (although I'm not sure how to tell it from the original proof issue).

Answer 2

Between 22 cents and $4.20. In the future, please add a description of the coin so I can value it more precisely for you.