Copper 1/2 Anna of William IIII - East India Company (AD 1835) of Bombay Mint with Thin and Raised Border

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William IIII - East India Company, (AD 1835), Copper 1/2 Anna, Bombay Mint, Obv: Lions holding Shield, Date, Rev: Denomination, Inscription, 20 berries (10L +10R), (PR # 131), About Extremely Fine, Rare at this High Grade.Vist our Store for many more exiting Coin offers athttps://coinbazzar.com/store/coingallery/Note – We Do not ship out of India Discover a remarkable piece of history with the Copper 1/2 Anna coin of William IIII, issued by the East India Company in 1835 at the Bombay Mint (now Mumbai). This exquisite collectible showcases an intricate design featuring lions holding a shield on the obverse, while the reverse displays the denomination and a unique inscription framed by 20 berries (10 left and 10 right). Graded as Extremely Fine, this coin is a rare find, especially in such remarkable condition. The combination of copper metal and the thoughtful craftsmanship of the era reflects the rich heritage of British India during a time of significant political and economic changes. As a highly sought-after item among collectors, this coin not only serves as a valuable addition to any numismatic collection but also as an investment piece with potential for future appreciation. Each coin is carefully preserved to maintain its quality, ensuring that it remains a cherished artifact for generations to come.