Showing posts with label East India Coins. Show all posts
Showing posts with label East India Coins. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 4, 2014

East India Company ½ Pice 1853 Copper – 3.23 g – ø 21 mm KM# 464

 East India Company  ½ Pice 1853 Copper – 3.23 g – ø 21 mm KM# 464
East India Company  ½ Pice 1853 Copper – 3.23 g – ø 21 mm KM# 464
Obverse Queen Victoria Arms of the Company, with the date between the scroll and the ribbon. The ribbon bears the abbreviated Latin motto: AUSP: REG: Lettering: 1853 AUSP: REG: SEN: ANG: Reverse The value within a laurel wreath: 1/2 PICE Around this is the legend: EAST INDIA COMPANY Within a plain, raised rim. Lettering: EAST INDIA COMPANY ½ PICE Edge Plain

Thursday, March 7, 2013

Bombay Presidency British India 1791 Half Pice Coin

T2eC16dHJGQE9noMbTKBRM0TRI2jg60_12 Bombay Presidency British India 1791 Half Pice Coin is appeared on eBay India site. This coin is minted during 1791 - 1784 under East India Company authority. This coin is listed under auction category. The current bid is Rs. 875. This Bombay Presidency British India 1791 Half Pice Coin is minted in copper and has got 3 gram weight.

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British India 1808 Madras Presidency State 10 Cash Copper Coin

KGrHqRHJCoE9OfDVrRBPfvnN5Zg60_12 BRITISH INDIA 1808 MADRAS PRESIDENCY STATE 10 CASH COPPER COIN British India 1808 Madras Presidency State 10 Cash Copper Coin appeared on eBay auction site at basic price of Rs. 799 in buy it format. This 10 cash coin was minted in copper and has a weight of 4.66 grams. Coin is in good condition and priced at about the maximum of its price. The coin is described as East India Company Coin.

Friday, February 8, 2013

1841, British India, Queen Victoria. Silver 2 Anna Coin. NGC MS-61!

This coin is graded and certified by NGC. An item recently solt on eBay for US $276.00. Watch the image and read the description.

Mint Date: 1841
Reference: KM-459.3.
Denomination: 2 Annas
Condition: Certified and graded by NGC as MS-61!
Mint Place: Madras (incuse "S" on bust truncation in obverse / small "v" on right bow of wreath in reverse)
Material: Sterling Silver (.925)
Diameter: 15.3mm
Weight: 1.46gm

Obverse: Bare bust of Queen Victoria left.
Legend: VICTORIA QUEEN

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Reverse: Bi-lingual denomination (TWO ANNAS) within wreath. Small "v" letter on right bow of wreath!
Legend: EAST INDIA COMPANY * 1841 *

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Tuesday, January 10, 2012

Evalution of British India Coinage in India

The British started their operations in India during early seventeenth century. They have started their operations in Surat and other parts of the country. They have started minting coins from early 17th century but those coins didn’t gain popularity in other parts of the country. So they have adopted and start minting coins of Mughal governors. They have produced equivalents of Mughal coins. This was without any authority from Indian Government. During eighteenth century British started minting coins from Bombay, Madras and Calcutta.
There were three types of coins:
  1. Madras coins of South India Pattern
  2. Bombay Coins of English Pattern
  3. Mughal Pattern Coins
By 1835 British had established their authority throughout India. They need a common pattern for their coins. So They have started minting universal coins. These coins bear the wreath of ESAT INDIA COMPANY. In 1858 Queen Victoria assumed authority of Government of India. In 1862 new series of coins were started minting with burst of the Queen. In 1877 Queen Victoria assumed the title of Empress of India. Some sort of die changes took place to adopt this.
In 1901 Queen Victoria died and King Edward came into power. The English coins also changed. The bald headed Edward coins were issued during 1901 – 1910. After the death of King Edward King George 5 came into power. Coins also changed. During World War I (1914 – 1918) there was an acute shortage of Silver and the British Government issued paper currency in place of silver coins. There were no coins issued in India during the short reign of Edward VIII. King George VI came into power in 1936 and new coins started to circulate. During this period the silver coins become half silver coins. The last coins British India was issued during 1947. By this time the Rupee coins become silver less.

Monday, December 12, 2011

India - British coins A Complete List

1   ¼ Anna - East India Company, 1835-1858, KM#446
2   ¼ Anna - Victoria ("VICTORIA EMPRESS"), 1877-1901, KM#486
3   ¼ Anna - Victoria ("VICTORIA QUEEN"), 1862-1876, KM#467
4   ½ Anna - Bengal Presidency, 1831, KM#59
5   ½ Mohur, 1202, KM#101
6   ½ Pice George VI, 1938-1940, KM#528
7   ½ Pice, 1853, KM#464
8   ½ Rupee - George VI, 1939, KM#550
9   ½ Rupee - George VI, 1941-1942, KM#551
10   1 Anna - Edward VII, 1906-1910, KM#504
11   1 Anna - George V, 1912-1936, KM#513
12   1 Anna - George VI (2nd portrait, large crown, low relief), 1940-1941, KM#537
13   1 Anna - George VI (2nd portrait, large crown, low relief), 1942-1945, KM#537a
14   1 Anna - George VI (2nd portrait, small crown, low relief), 1945, KM#539
15   1 Anna - George VI (2nd portrait, small crown, low relief), 1946-1947, KM#538
16   1 Anna - George VI, 1938-1940, KM#536
17   1 Cash, 1803, KM#315c
18   1 Dub, 1807-1808, KM#329
19   1 Mohur - Victoria, 1841, KM#461
20   1 Mohur - Victoria, 1841, KM#462
21   1 Mohur - Victoria, 1862, KM#480
22   1 Mohur - Victoria, 1870, KM#481
23   1 Mohur - Victoria, 1877, KM#496
24   1 Mohur - William IV, 1835, KM#451
25   1 Mohur, 1172, KM#418
26   1 Mohur, 1182, KM#94
27   1 Mohur, 1199, KM#31
28   1 Mohur, 1202, KM#103
29   1 Mohur, 1202, KM#113
30   1 Mohur, 1202, KM#114
31   1 Mohur, 1819, KM#421
32   1 Mohur, 46, KM#248
33   1 Paisa, 1249, KM#232
34   1 Paisa, 1249, KM#234
35   1 Pice - Bengal Presidency, 1791-1794, KM#193
36   1 Pice - George III, 1717-1771, KM#156
37   1 Pice - George VI, 1943, KM#532
38   1 Pice - George VI, 1943-1947, KM#533
39   1 Pice (Trisul), 37, KM#29
40   1 Pice, 1829, KM#56
41   1 Pice, 1831, KM#57
42   1 Pice, 37, KM#27
43   1 Pice, 37, KM#28
44   1 Pie - Bombay Presidency, 1833, KM#263
45   1 Pie, 1248, KM#262
46   1 Pie, 1831, KM#58
47   1 Pie, 1833, KM#261
48   1 Rupee - Edward VII, 1901-1910, KM#508
49   1 Rupee - George V, 1911, KM#523
50   1 Rupee - George V, 1911-1936, KM#524
51   1 Rupee - George VI, 1938-1939, KM#555
52   1 Rupee - George VI, 1939-1943, KM#556
53   1 Rupee - George VI, 1942-1945, KM#557
54   1 Rupee - George VI, 1947, KM#559
55   1 Rupee - Madras Presidency, 1172, KM#427
56   1 Rupee - Victoria, 1840, KM#457
57   1 Rupee - Victoria, 1840-1849, KM#458
58   1 Rupee - Victoria, 1862-1876, KM#473
59   1 Rupee - Victoria, 1877-1901, KM#492
60   1 Rupee - William IV, 1835, KM#450
61   1 Rupee, 1172, KM#415
62   1 Rupee, 45, KM#70
63   1/12 Anna - Bombay Presidency, 1835-1848, KM#445
64   1/12 Anna - Edward VII, 1903-1906, KM#497
65   1/12 Anna - Edward VII, 1906-1910, KM#498
66   1/12 Anna - George V, 1912-1936, KM#509
67   1/12 Anna - George VI, 1938-1939, KM#526
68   1/12 Anna - George VI, 1938-1942, KM#527
69   1/12 Anna - Victoria, 1862-1876, KM#465
70   1/12 Anna - Victoria, 1877-1901, KM#483
71   1/2 Anna - British India, 1835-1845, KM#447
72   1/2 Anna - Edward VII, 1908, KM#Pn96
73   1/2 Anna - George VI, 1942-1945, KM#534b
74   1/2 Anna - George VI, 1946-1947, KM#535
75   1/2 Anna - Victoria, 1862-1876, KM#468
76   1/2 Anna - Victoria, 1877-1893, KM#487
77   1/2 Anna, 1249, KM#253
78   1/2 Mohur, 1819, KM#420
79   1/2 Pagoda, 1807, KM#344
80   1/2 Pagoda, 1808, KM#353
81   1/2 Pagoda, 1808, KM#354
82   1/2 Pice - Edward VII, 1903-1906, KM#499
83   1/2 Pice - Edward VII, 1904-1910, KM#500
84   1/2 Pice - George V, 1912-1936, KM#510
85   1/2 Pice - Victoria, 1862-1875, KM#466
86   1/2 Pice - Victoria, 1885-1901, KM#484
87   1/2 Pice, 1791-1794, KM#192
88   1/2 Rupee - Edward VII, 1907-1910, KM#507
89   1/2 Rupee - George V, 1912-1936, KM#522
90   1/2 Rupee - George VI, 1938, KM#549
91   1/2 Rupee - George VI, 1940, KM#550a
92   1/2 Rupee - George VI, 1942-1945, KM#552
93   1/2 Rupee - George VI, 1946-1947, KM#553
94   1/2 Rupee - Victoria, 1840, KM#456.1
95   1/2 Rupee - Victoria, 1862-1876, KM#472
96   1/2 Rupee - Victoria, 1877-1899, KM#491
97   1/2 Rupee - William IV, 1835, KM#449
98   1/2 Rupee, 1172, KM#426
99   1/2 Rupee, 1793, KM#97
100   1/4 Anna - Bombay Presidency, 1830-1833, KM#231
101   1/4 Anna - Edward VII, 1903-1906, KM#501
102   1/4 Anna - Edward VII, 1906-1910, KM#502
103   1/4 Anna - George V, 1911-1936, KM#512
104   1/4 Anna - George VI, 1938-1941, KM#530
105   1/4 Anna - George VI, 1940-1942, KM#531
106   1/4 Anna, 1857-1858, KM#463
107   1/4 Rupee - Edward VII, 1903-1910, KM#506
108   1/4 Rupee - George V, 1912-1936, KM#518
109   1/4 Rupee - George VI, 1938-1939, KM#544
110   1/4 Rupee - George VI, 1940, KM#545
111   1/4 Rupee - George VI, 1942-1943, KM#546
112   1/4 Rupee - George VI, 1943-1945, KM#547
113   1/4 Rupee - George VI, 1946-1947, KM#548
114   1/4 Rupee - Victoria, 1840, KM#453
115   1/4 Rupee - Victoria, 1840, KM#454
116   1/4 Rupee - Victoria, 1862-1876, KM#470
117   1/4 Rupee - Victoria, 1877-1891, KM#490
118   1/4 Rupee, 1215, KM#222
119   1/4 Rupee, 1233-1241, KM#260
120   1/5 Rupee - Bombay Presidency, 1805, KM#277
121   1/8 Rupee, 1172, KM#408
122   1/8 Rupee, 1172, KM#412
123   1/96 Rupee, 1797, KM#397
124   10 Cash, 1803, KM#319c
125   10 Cash, 1803-1808, KM#319
126   10 Cash, 1807, KM#326
127   10 Rupees - Victoria, 1870-1875, KM#477
128   10 Rupees - Victoria, 1878-1879, KM#495
129   15 Rupees - George V, 1918, KM#525
130   2 Annas - Edward VII, 1903-1910, KM#505
131   2 Annas - George V, 1912-1917, KM#515
132   2 Annas - George V, 1918-1936, KM#516
133   2 Annas - George VI (small "2"), 1945, KM#543
134   2 Annas - George VI, 1939, KM#540
135   2 Annas - George VI, 1939-1941, KM#541
136   2 Annas - George VI, 1942-1944, KM#541a
137   2 Annas - George VI, 1946-1947, KM#542
138   2 Annas - Victoria, 1841, KM#459
139   2 Annas - Victoria, 1841, KM#460.1
140   2 Annas - Victoria, 1862-1876, KM#469
141   2 Annas - Victoria, 1877-1901, KM#488
142   2 Mohur - William IV, 1835, KM#452
143   2 Pagodas, 1808, KM#358
144   2 Pice - George III, 1717, KM#157
145   2 Pice, 1791-1794, KM#196
146   20 Cash, 1803, KM#321c
147   20 Cash, 1803-1808, KM#321
148   4 Annas - George V, 1919-1921, KM#519
149   4 Pies, 1240, KM#431
150   5 Cash, 1803, KM#316
151   5 Cash, 1803, KM#318c
152   5 Rupees - Victoria, 1870, KM#476
153   5 Rupees - Victoria, 1870-1875, KM#474
154   5 Rupees - Victoria, 1879, KM#493
155   5 Rupees, 1820, KM#422
156   8 Annas - George V, 1919-1920, KM#520

Sunday, December 11, 2011

British India Coinage

KING WILLIAM IV (TILL 1837) 


QUEEN VICTORIA (1840 - 1901) 

KING EDWARD VII (1903 - 1910) 

KING GEORGE V (1911 - 1936) 

KING GEORGE VI (1938 - 1947)

Saturday, December 10, 2011

Quarter (¼) Anna - East India Company


Quarter (¼) Anna - East India Company
Quarter (¼) Anna of East India Company is one of the mostly available coin from 19th century British India Coinage. This coin comes with decent quality. This coin is available with Obverse: Coat of arms of the East India Company: 2 lions, St Georges cross on the crest and flags, motto on the ribbon "Auspicio Regis et Senatus Anglia" (By the Command of the King and Parliament of England)and Lettering: 1835, AUSP : REGIS & SENAT : ANGLIA The Reverse side 17 Berries (8L+9R), Dot on stem opp. S of East, Y is above a berry And Lettering:EAST INDIA COMPANY ONE QUARTER ANNA This coin comes with a Plain Edge 

The following variations of Quarter (¼) Anna - East India Company are available:
  1. KM#446.1 large "ONE QUARTER ANNA", Bombay mint 
  2. KM#446.2 small "ONE QUARTER ANNA", Bombay mint, mintage included with 
  3. KM#446.1 KM#446.2 small "ONE QUARTER ANNA", Calcutta mint 
  4. KM#446.1 large "ONE QUARTER ANNA", Madras mint 
  5. KM#446.2 small "ONE QUARTER ANNA", Madras mint, mintage included with 
  6. KM#446.1 KM#446.3 wreath tips are single leaves, Birmingham mint (Ralph Heaton & Sons) 
  7. KM#446.3 wreath tips are single leaves, Birmingham mint (J. Watt & Sons) 
This coin is available for Rs. 200.00 ( 9447820161)

Monday, December 13, 2010

The British India Coin Set

British India Coins are the most popular coins in Indian Antique Coin Market. Here is an example of collection set that is mostly British India Coins.This British India Set contain around 12 British India Coins from East India Company, Victoria Empress, Edward 7, King George 5, King George 6 etc. Also the lot fills with old Indian Republic Coins. Together make this lot a valuable collection and display sheet. I have go t three or four sets like this and now I have offered one on eBay. If anybody wants some piece please contact me. The set has four quarter Anna coins from different periods, and 2 Anna coins.

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Sunday, December 5, 2010

2 Old Indian Coins British India Coins East India

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2 Old Indian Coins

British India Coins

East India Company Coins

Very decent Quality

Very very rare to find

Watch the scan images

What you see is what you get

I have only two coins

Grab this before somebody else picks

Very rare and difficult to get coins

Friday, November 12, 2010

East India and British India Coins Rare Combination

East India and British India Coins Rare Combination



Half Anna EIC 1835
One Quarter Anna EIC 1835
One Quarter Anna Victoria Empress 1897
One Quarter Anna Edward VII 1908
One Quarter Anna George V 1929, 1934, 1935, 1936
One Quarter Anna George VI 1940