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Lot No.235
AUC50
British India
Auction Date: 04-01-2026
Silver
William IV, silver 'Proof Pattern' rupee, early restrike, type 5, 1834, Calcutta mint, milled edge, S&W 1.28; PR 175 Obv: Portrait bust of king facing right, surrounded by the lettering of the Legend “WILLIAM IIII, KING.” enclosed in a wavy circle; surrounded by a toothed border. Rev: In center, Denomination “ONE RUPEE” in English with a lotus flower above and date below, surrounded by a wreath of laurel; with the legend “EAST INDIA COMPANY” above; Hindi, Persian, and Bengali values below the wreath, all enclosed in a wavy circle surrounded by a toothed border.
The surfaces glow with luster, enhancing the superb visual appeal of this highly desirable type.
An offering certain to delight specialists in British India coinage.
PCGS PR64, Exceedingly rare.
This specimen was prepared by the Mint Master for the judgement by the Governer-General to compare the design with variety of Prid 172 and determine the most suitable design for new coinage.
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Estimated Price :
Rs. 9,00,000-11,00,000
Sold For :
Rs. 10,00,000
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