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

Description

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 Very Fine, Rare.

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Step back in time to the British colonial era with this exceptional Copper 1/12 Anna coin, minted in AD 1835 under the authority of the East India Company. Struck during the reign of King William IV, this fascinating numismatic piece represents a pivotal period in Indian monetary history when a unified coinage system was being established across the subcontinent. Crafted from solid copper, this diminutive yet historically rich coin features the classic design of the heraldic lions with a shield and the official date on the obverse, while the reverse proudly displays the denomination and traditional Persian-English inscriptions. Serious numismatists will particularly appreciate the distinct 13-berry wreath variety (featuring 6 left and 7 right berries), adding a layer of micro-classification highly sought after by advanced collectors of British India series. Weighing 2.12 grams and measuring 16.38 mm, this specimen has been preserved in an impressive About Very Fine condition, showcasing honest wear that speaks to its nearly two centuries of history. It is an essential acquisition for anyone building a comprehensive colonial or South Asian coin collection.