British-India ½ Anna 1835 (East India Company) High Grade Coin#E-13

<th style="text-align: left;vertical-align: top;l... ** Introducing the British-India ½ Anna coin from 1835, issued by the esteemed East India Company. This high-grade collectible offers a glimpse into the rich history of British colonial India. Strikingly crafted from brass, this coin features the iconic coat of arms of the East India Company on the obverse, showcasing two majestic lions and St. George's cross, with the Latin motto "Auspicio Regis et Senatus Angliæ" emblazoned on a ribbon. Measuring 32 mm in diameter and 2 mm in thickness, this piece exemplifies the artistry of its era. As a contemporary counterfeit, it holds a unique charm that appeals to both novice and seasoned collectors alike. The ½ Anna denomination, representing 1/32 of a Rupee, reflects the currency system during an intriguing period of transition in India, marked by significant political and economic change. Collectors will appreciate its historical significance and aesthetic appeal, making it not just a coin but a conversation starter and a valuable investment for the future. This high-grade specimen is perfect for display, encapsulated for protection, and would make an excellent addition to any collection of Indian numismatics. **

Location	India - British (British India)
Issuing company	East India Company
Type	Contemporary counterfeits
Value	½ Anna (1⁄32)
Currency	Rupee (1770-1947)
Diameter	32 mm
Thickness	2 mm

Weight	0.5 kg