Copper 1/12 Anna of William IIII – East India Company (AD 1835) of Madras Mint with Natural Green Patina

William IIII, East India Company, (AD 1835), Copper 1/12 Anna, Madras Mint, 13 berries (6l + 7R), (PR # 161), 1.99 Gms, 16.29mm, In complete natural grade with green patina, Very Fine, Scarce.

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Discover a piece of history with this Copper 1/12 Anna coin, issued by the East India Company in 1835. Struck at the Madras Mint, this remarkable collectible features a unique design with 13 berries, split into 6 left and 7 right, showcasing the artistry of the era. Weighing 1.99 grams and measuring 16.29mm, this coin is classified as Very Fine, adorned with a beautiful natural green patina that adds to its aesthetic appeal and authenticity.

The East India Company, a significant entity in British colonial history, was instrumental in trade and governance during the 19th century. This coin reflects the economic conditions and artistic expressions of its time, making it a fascinating addition for numismatists and collectors alike. Its scarcity enhances its value, as few examples in such condition have survived the test of time.

Whether you’re a seasoned collector or a newcomer to numismatics, this Copper 1/12 Anna is a captivating investment opportunity. It comes with no special packaging or certification but is guaranteed to be 100% genuine, making it a commendable acquisition for anyone interested in historical coins.

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