Copper 1/2 Pice of Queen Victoria - East India Company (AD 1853) of Calcutta Mint

Description

Queen Victoria - East India Company, (AD 1853), Copper 1/2 Pice, Calcutta Mint, Obv: Lions Holding Shield, Date, Rev: Denomination and Inscription around, 2.92 Gms, 21.05 mm, About Very Fine, Rare.

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Introducing the exquisite Copper 1/2 Pice of Queen Victoria from the East India Company, minted in AD 1853 at the Calcutta Mint (now Kolkata). This remarkable coin features stunning obverse imagery of lions holding a shield, alongside the date, while the reverse showcases the denomination and inscriptions that encircle it. Weighing 2.92 grams and measuring 21.05 mm, this piece is graded as About Very Fine, making it a treasure for any serious collector. Crafted from high-quality copper, its rarity is further enhanced by its historical context, as it represents a pivotal era in British colonial history. As the East India Company played a significant role in the trade and politics of India during the 19th century, this coin serves as a tangible connection to that remarkable period. Its excellent condition and historical significance make it a prime candidate for investment or as a centerpiece in any collection. Packaged with utmost care, this collectible comes with no additional certification but stands as a genuine artifact of its time, perfect for enthusiasts looking to add a rare gem to their collection.