1835 East India Company Half Anna Copper Coin

The 1835 Half Anna coin of the East India Company is an important piece from early British India coinage, introduced after the Coinage Act of 1835 which standardized currency across British-controlled India. Struck in copper, the obverse features the East India Company’s coat of arms with two lions supporting a shield, along with the date “1835” below.

The reverse displays the denomination “HALF ANNA” within a decorative wreath, surrounded by the inscription “EAST INDIA COMPANY.”

This coin reflects a key transition in Indian monetary history and is highly collectible among numismatists due to its age, design, and historical importance.

Condition: Circulated Very Fine condition with moderate wear. Design elements are still visible, making it a valuable addition to any collection.