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

William IIII, 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 Fine, Scarce.

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Introducing the Copper 1/12 Anna issued by the East India Company in AD 1835, a remarkable piece of numismatic history. This coin, crafted from copper, features an intricate design showcasing lions with a shield on the obverse, while the reverse displays the denomination and inscription, complemented by 13 berries (6 on the left and 7 on the right). Weighing 2.12 grams and measuring 16.38 mm in diameter, this coin is classified in fine condition, though it does exhibit signs of heavy use, making it a unique find for collectors.

The East India Company played a significant role in Indian history during the 19th century, controlling trade and influencing the socio-political landscape. This specific coin represents a time of transition in British colonial history, making it not only a collectible item but also a conversation starter about the era’s historical context.

Collectors will appreciate its scarcity and the story it tells, as well as its potential as a future rare item. Each coin is carefully curated, ensuring authenticity and historical value. Don’t miss out on adding this exquisite piece to your collection!

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