1835 British India 1 Rupee, East India Company

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1835 British India 1 Rupee, East India CompanyThe 1835 British India 1 Rupee from the East India Company is an important early 19th century silver coin that helped standardise currency across Company territories. It reflects a pivotal moment in Indian numismatic history and carries historical appeal for collectors and historians alike. Country: British India Year: 1835 Denomination: 1 Rupee Composition: Silver (91. 7% fineness) Diameter: 30. 5 mm Weight: 11. 66 g

It pairs classic mid‑20th century design with the distinctive depiction of the now‑extinct huia

"aUNC" (about Uncirculated) indicates a piece that shows only very light wear at most

Obverse: The coin bears the young bust of Queen Victoria facing left

Very Fine (VF) indicates the note shows light signs of circulation — minor folds or handling — while remaining free of major creases

Year: 1723

“Uncirculated” indicates the coin shows no signs of general circulation and retains strong original luster

Trade tokens like this were used as store credit and circulated locally

Year: 1863

The "Sample" grade from PCGS indicates this coin was graded and encapsulated solely for demonstration and educational display

A 1920 Straits Settlements One Dollar coin in about uncirculated (aUNC) condition

Year: 1961

This 1964 United States Washington Quarter is a classic silver circulation coin from the final year of regular-issue 90% silver quarters