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East India Company, William IIII, Rupee, Silver, 1835

₹8,000.00

This 1835 Silver Rupee was issued by the East India Company during the reign of King William IIII (William IV) and struck at the Bombay Mint. It belongs to the standardized coinage introduced in 1835, which established a uniform currency system across British India. The obverse features the crowned portrait of King William IIII, while the reverse bears the denomination "One Rupee" within a floral wreath, accompanied by Persian inscriptions. The "No Initials" variety indicates the absence of engraver's initials on the coin, making it a recognized die variety among collectors. Cataloged as GK#33/B-II(ii), this rupee is a significant example of early British Indian coinage and an important addition to collections of East India Company and colonial Indian coins.

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BC_949

This 1835 Silver Rupee was issued by the East India Company during the reign of King William IIII (William IV) and struck at the Bombay Mint. It belongs to the standardized coinage introduced in 1835, which established a uniform currency system across British India. The obverse features the crowned portrait of King William IIII, while the reverse bears the denomination "One Rupee" within a floral wreath, accompanied by Persian inscriptions. The "No Initials" variety indicates the absence of engraver's initials on the coin, making it a recognized die variety among collectors. Cataloged as GK#33/B-II(ii), this rupee is a significant example of early British Indian coinage and an important addition to collections of East India Company and colonial Indian coins.

This 1835 Silver Rupee was issued by the East India Company during the reign of King William IIII (William IV) and struck at the Bombay Mint. It belongs to the standardized coinage introduced in 1835, which established a uniform currency system across British India. The obverse features the crowned portrait of King William IIII, while the reverse bears the denomination "One Rupee" within a floral wreath, accompanied by Persian inscriptions. The "No Initials" variety indicates the absence of engraver's initials on the coin, making it a recognized die variety among collectors. Cataloged as GK#33/B-II(ii), this rupee is a significant example of early British Indian coinage and an important addition to collections of East India Company and colonial Indian coins.