British India 1841 2 Annas

Step into the dawn of Queen Victoria's Indian coinage with the 1841 British India 2 Annas, the first year of the new Victorian silver denomination.
Struck in silver and weighing around 1.46 grams, the 2 Annas features the young bareheaded portrait of Queen Victoria on the obverse and the denomination within an ornamental wreath on the reverse, with inscriptions in English and Persian, a hallmark of coinage of the era.
As an inaugural issue of its kind, the 1841 2 Annas holds particular significance for collectors of early Victorian colonial coinage, carrying the elegance of a young queen's first Indian silver.
Set into hand-carved oak wood, the 1841 2 Annas becomes the centrepiece of a luxurious Anka timepiece, the wood's natural grain complementing its aged surface in a refined, wearable record of history.

USP : An inaugural Victorian-era silver 2 Annas, reimagined as a wearable artifact of early British Indian rule.