East India Company (Madras Presidency) 20 Cash 1808 Rare Coin#E-1

<th style="text-align: left;vertical-align: top;line-height: 1em;paddin... ** Introducing the East India Company (Madras Presidency) 20 Cash coin from 1808, a remarkable piece of history that showcases the rich heritage of British India. Issued by the Madras Presidency, this copper coin is part of the standard circulation coins minted between 1803 and 1808. Weighing 12.95 grams, it features a stunning obverse design depicting the coat of arms of the East India Company, complete with two lions, St George's cross, and the inscription “Auspicio Regis et Senatus Anglia,” along with the date below. This rare coin is not just a collectible; it represents a significant era in Indian history during the British colonial period. Its historical context, coupled with its copper composition, amplifies its appeal to collectors and enthusiasts alike. With a denomination of 20 Cash (equivalent to 1⁄168 of a Pagoda), this item is a testament to the intricate monetary system of its time. Collectors will appreciate the coin's rarity and the rich narrative it holds, making it a valuable addition to any numismatic collection. Each coin is in good condition, providing an authentic glimpse into the past, and is perfect for both serious collectors and history buffs. **

Issuer	Madras Presidency (British India)
Type	Standard circulation coins
Years	1803-1808
Value	20 Cash (1⁄168)
Currency	Pagoda (1639-1817)
Composition	Copper
Weight	12.95 g

Weight	0.5 kg