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Quarter Anna minted by East India Company.

June 3, 2013
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EASTINDIACOMPANY1835QUARTERANNAO

EASTINDIACOMPANY1835QUARTERANNAR

Quarter Anna minted by East India Company. 

Year: 1835.

Weight; 641gm (647gm).

Metal: Copper.

Diameter: 25.50mm.

Edge: Plain

Alignment: Medal.

Mint: Madras

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