East India Company 1835 1/12 Annas

Discover the 1835 East India Company 1/12 Anna, a copper coin from the inaugural year of British India's landmark uniform coinage reform.
Struck in copper and measuring around 17 mm, the coin features the portrait of William IV on the obverse and the denomination within a clean classical design on the reverse, an early example of the standardised aesthetic that would shape British Indian coinage for decades.
The 1835 reform replaced the patchwork of regional Company mint outputs with a single integrated system, making this humble coin a tangible marker of a pivotal moment in Indian monetary history.
Set into hand-carved oak wood, the 1835 EIC 1/12 Anna 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 EIC 1/12 Anna under William IV, preserved as a wearable artifact of British India's first uniform coinage.