Copper 1/12 Anna of William IIII - East India Company (AD1835) Natural Grade Rare

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** Introducing the Copper 1/12 Anna from the East India Company, minted in AD 1835 during the reign of William IIII. This exquisite coin, weighing 2.12 grams and measuring 16.38 mm in diameter, showcases a striking design featuring Lions with a Shield on the obverse, while the reverse displays the denomination and an inscription framed by 13 meticulously placed berries (6 on the left and 7 on the right). Crafted from copper, this piece is graded as "About Extremely Fine," highlighting its well-preserved details complemented by an appealing green patina, making it a rare find for enthusiasts. The East India Company, a pivotal force in trade during the 19th century, produced this coin in a period marked by significant economic change and colonial expansion. Collectors will appreciate not only its historical importance but also its rarity; items like this are highly sought after due to their limited availability and cultural significance. This coin comes as a standalone piece with no additional packaging or certification, allowing for an authentic connection to a bygone era. Perfect for any serious collector or history buff, this Copper 1/12 Anna is a worthy addition to any numismatic collection. **