The East India Company is one of the world’s oldest international brands. Originally formed in 1601 with a Royal Charter from England’s Queen Elizabeth I, the East India Company not only dealt in global trade between the Far East and the United Kingdom, but also produced coinage over its 200-plus year history. In 2010, the company was reformed and even began issuing coins again in 2012. Today, 2022 250 Gram St. Helena Rectangular Silver East India Company Coins are available to you online from JM Bullion.

Coin Highlights:

• Available to you in plastic sleeves, boxes of 12 coins, or Master Boxes of 48 coins!
• 2^nd rectangular issue of East India Company coins!
• Contains 250 Grams (8.037 Troy oz) of .999 pure silver in BU condition.
• The face value of 10 Pounds is fully backed by the St. Helena government.
• Obverse features Queen Elizabeth II.
• Reverse depicts a sailing vessel of the East India Company.

The East India Company was involved in coinage from the very founding of the company in 1601. Following the issuance of its charter by Queen Elizabeth II, the first voyage of East India Company ships included 6,000 Pound sterling worth of silver coins. Known as silver tester coins, these first coins were issued with a portcullis on one side and the Royal Arms of Elizabeth I on the other.

All of these 2022 250 Gram St. Helena Rectangular Silver East India Company Coins are available to you for purchase online in Brilliant Uncirculated condition. These rectangular silver coins come in individual plastic sleeves, boxes of 12 coins, or Master Boxes of 48 coins. The Master Box holds a total of four individual boxes of 12 coins each.

Obverse visuals on 2022 St. Helena Rectangular Silver East India Company Coins include the effigy of Queen Elizabeth II. These coins use the right-profile relief of Elizabeth II created in 1985 by Raphael Maklouf. The design includes a porthole frame with an imperial crown above the frame.

Reverse design elements on 2022 250 Gram Rectangular Silver East India Company Coins feature a sailing vessel. The East India Company rose from a small venture in 1601 to a company that controlled millions in global trade by the 19^th century. Its coining history included establishing the currency system that was used in India up until 1947 when the nation gained independence from the United Kingdom.

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