The 1857 & 1858 1/4 Anna coin was produced in England by Soho mint and J. Watt & Co., Birmingham, England as the Indian mints were unable to keep up … Read moreEast India Company, British India 1857-1858 1/4 Anna – Varieties
In 1929, it seems that there was some thought at the Calcutta mint to change the design of the Anna slightly, perhaps in the hope of increasing the longevity of … Read moreBritish India 1929 One Anna Pattern/Specimen – 2 Types
Queen Victoria died on 22nd January 1901. The designs for the new coinage were begun almost immediately in Calcutta and were sent to the Royal Mint for their consideration. The … Read moreBritish India, Edward VII, 1901 Pattern & Proof Rupees including the Later Restrike Mules
This counterfeit British India Gold Mohur was produced using the transfer die method. As a result of the growing market for Indian coins, counterfeiters have shifted some attention towards this … Read moreCounterfeit, 1888 British India Gold Mohur – Technique & Detection
This set of 4 coins in one of the fascinating trial patterns in British Indian coin series. The first coin is the 1904 1/4 Anna in bronze rather than the … Read moreBritish India Edward VII, 1904 Copper & Bronze Die Trial set – 4 coins
Here is a Madras Presidency Regulating Dub, dated 1807. This is a unique denomination, minted to adjust payments made in copper dubs and fanams instead of the rupee. This coin, … Read more1807 Madras Presidency Regulating Dub