1835 India 1/4 Rupee, East India CompanyThe 1835 1 4 Rupee from the East India Company era is an historic silver coin from India that reflects the currency reforms of the early 19th century and the move toward standardized coinage across British territories in India. This small silver denomination is a tangible piece of monetary and colonial history. The coin was issued during a major reform of Indian coinage and is sought after by collectors interested in early Indian and East India

Obverse and reverse: These model pennies were issued as pattern pieces and typically mirror contemporary penny motifs of the era

Grade: PCGS MS63

Grade: EF (Extremely Fine)

Composition: Silver (89

A 1967 Canadian commemorative coin struck for the Centennial of Confederation

and general wear are expected

MS64 indicates a Mint State coin with attractive eye appeal

ideal for collectors of Georgian-era coinage

About uncirculated (aUnc) indicates a coin that shows only very light wear on the highest points while retaining much of its original mint luster and detail

Country: Norway

struck in sterling silver and presented as a collector-quality proof issue

Grade: VG (Very Good)