Copper 1/12 Anna of William IIII – East India Company (AD1835) Rare

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Own a genuine piece of British Indian numismatic history with this exceptional 1/12 Anna copper coin from William IV’s reign. Minted by the East India Company in 1835, this rare denomination showcases the iconic lion and shield design on the obverse, with denomination and inscription on the reverse. Weighing 2.12 grams and measuring 16.38mm, the coin displays the distinctive berry ornamentation (6 left, 7 right) characteristic of this series. Graded in Very Fine condition, it exhibits excellent detail retention and character marks that authenticate its age and circulation history. This is a scarce survivor from the pre-Independence colonial era, representing a crucial transitional period in Indian currency. Perfect for serious collectors of East India Company coinage, British colonial numismatics, or Indian historical artifacts. A tangible connection to 19th-century commerce and governance that becomes increasingly difficult to acquire in this condition.