Extremely Rare 1 Rupee 1835 with Bubble Error of William IIII King Full Hair Line Top AUNC Grade Coin Calcutta Mint F Mark at Neck East India Company British India Silver Coin # A621

Description

Rare silver One Rupee of 1835 struck for the East India Company during the reign of William IIII. The obverse carries the bare head bust of the King facing right with the legend "WILLIAM IIII KING", while the reverse shows "ONE RUPEE" within a wreath, the Persian value below, "EAST INDIA COMPANY" around and the date 1835 at the base.

• Denomination: One Rupee
• Year: 1835
• Metal: Silver
• Diameter: approximately 30.9 mm
• Ruler: William IIII, East India Company coinage
• Condition: Extremely Fine, with sharp portrait and wreath detail and light handling marks
• Mint: Calcutta Mint

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Step back into the height of the British colonial era with this magnificent and exceptionally scarce 1 Rupee silver coin, struck in 1835 by the Calcutta Mint for the East India Company. Featuring the right-facing bare head portrait of King William IV during his brief reign, this piece carries a fascinating numismatic anomaly: a distinctive bubble error paired with a rare "F" mark positioned gracefully at the neck. The obverse showcases full, immaculate hair lines, elevating its visual appeal well beyond standard issues. Graded at an impressive Almost Uncirculated (AUNC) level, the coin retains much of its original mint luster with only minimal handling marks. The reverse displays a classic wreath enclosing the denomination alongside Persian inscriptions. Numismatists and advanced collectors covet this particular issue not only for its high silver purity and age, but specifically for the intriguing mint errors and die varieties that make each specimen wholly unique. Secure a tangible piece of pre-Victorian imperial history for your prized cabinet today.