India - British ¼ Anna 1858 - Victoria Rare Coin # D -24

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LocationIndia - British (British India) Issuing companyEast India CompanyQueenVictoria (1837-1901... ** Discover a piece of history with the India - British ¼ Anna coin from 1858, issued by the East India Company under the reign of Queen Victoria. This rare collectible showcases the intricate coat of arms featuring two lions supporting the shield, complemented by Latin inscriptions that reflect the authority of the British monarchy. Struck in copper, this particular coin is notable for its unique historical significance, as it represents the period of British colonial power in India. The obverse features the year 1858, while the reverse presents the denomination in both Persian and English, encircled by a laurel wreath, symbolizing victory and honor. Collectors will appreciate its rarity, as coins from this era, particularly those issued by the East India Company, are sought after due to their historical context and limited availability. This coin is in excellent condition, making it an ideal addition to any numismatic collection. It's presented in protective packaging to preserve its integrity, ensuring that it remains a cherished piece for years to come. Invest in this remarkable ¼ Anna coin, a testament to a bygone era and a valuable asset for any enthusiast. **