Copper 1/12 Anna of William IIII - East India Company (AD1835) Scarce

East India Company, (AD 1835), Copper 1/12 Anna, 13 berries (6L+7R), Obv: Lions with Shield, Date, Rev: Denomination & Inscription, 6 Left + 7 Right berries, 2.12 Gms, 16.38 mm, About Very Fine, Scarce.

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Own a remarkable piece of Indian colonial numismatic history with this 1835 Copper 1/12 Anna from the East India Company. Struck during the reign of William IV, this scarce denomination showcases exquisite craftsmanship with its distinctive lions and shield on the obverse, complemented by denomination and inscription details on the reverse. Weighing 2.12 grams and measuring 16.38mm, this copper coin displays the characteristic 13 berries (6 left, 7 right) that distinguish its variant. Graded in Very Fine condition, it retains excellent detail and eye appeal despite nearly two centuries of circulation. This piece represents a crucial chapter in British-Indian monetary history, making it an essential acquisition for serious numismatists and colonial history enthusiasts. The scarcity of this denomination, combined with its well-preserved state, positions it as a compelling investment-grade collectible that appreciates with time. Domestically available within India.