Struck during the early Victorian era, these iconic issues represent a pivotal period in British India’s monetary history, when the East India Company - acting as both a commercial powerhouse and governing authority - standardised coinage across its territories.

Featuring the elegant young head portrait of Queen Victoria, introduced shortly after her accession in 1837, these rupees capture the dawn of a reign that would shape an empire. The refined portrait, paired with the coin’s historic context, adds both numismatic and visual appeal.

Each coin displays sharp, well-defined detail with radiant surfaces that have clearly escaped the wear and handling typically seen on circulated examples. 

Quantities are strictly limited and unlikely to last.

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• Lustrous Uncirculated