¹⁄₂ or Half Pice Price List 1853 1862 1885

I recently came across a fascinating artifact from the past - the British East India Company 1⁄2 or Half Pice Price List. This document provides a glimpse into the economic transactions and pricing mechanisms during that era.

In today's world of digital transactions and instant pricing updates, it's quite interesting to imagine a time when half pice coins were used in day-to-day transactions. The price list must have held significant importance for traders and consumers alike, serving as a reference point for the value of various goods and services.

Studying historical documents like the British East India Company 1⁄2 or Half Pice Price List offers a valuable perspective on the evolution of commerce and trade over time. It reminds us of the ingenuity and innovation that has shaped the way we conduct business today.

Exploring relics from the past like this price list allows us to appreciate the progress we've made and the lessons we can learn from those who came before us. It's a testament to the enduring nature of commerce and the continuous evolution of economic systems.

As we immerse ourselves in this historical artifact, we can't help but marvel at the intricate web of trade and commerce that have laid the foundation for the global economy we are part of today.

I hope you find this journey into the past as intriguing as I have. If any of you have come across such historical artifacts, feel free to share your experiences in the comments below. Let's keep the conversation going as we uncover more about our shared economic history.

British East India Company ¹⁄₂ or Half Pice Copper Coin

Reverse: British East India Company letters are seen on the upper side, Value of the coin is in centre there language of English

Reverse: British East India Compan 1⁄2 Pice Coin

Obverse: East India Company Arms, St George cross and two lions are in the centre of the coin, two flags and single lion is above the coin, Year

British East India Compan 1⁄2 Pice Coin Obverse Year : 1853

Metal: Copper

Weight: 3.23gm

Size: 21.2mm

Thickness: 1.2mm

Shape: Circular

Year: 1853 old half pice Value

Mintage: 62,408,583
(Rare Coin) Calcutta Mint Price :
Fine: 125 to 225
Very Fine: 300 to 350
Extra Fine: 450 to 550
Uncirculated: 2500 to 3000

Victoria Queen ¹⁄₂ Pice Coin

Obverse: Portrait in Profile of Queen Victoria

Victoria Queen Half Pice Coin Obverse

Reverse: Value in English and year

Victoria Queen 1⁄2 Pice Coin Reverse

Metal: Copper

Weight: 3.23gm

Size: 20.60 - 21.40mm

Shape: Circular

Year: 1862

(Rare Coin) Calcutta Mint Price :
Fine: 76 to 125
Very Fine: 200 to 250
Extra Fine: 350 to 450
Uncirculated: 2500 to 3000

(Rare Coin) Madras Mint Price:
Fine: 70 to 125
Very Fine: 200 to 250
Extra Fine: 350 to 500
Uncirculated: 2500 to 3000

Victoria Empress ¹⁄₂ Pice Coin

Obverse: Portrait in Profile of Queen Victoria

Reverse: Value in English and Year

Metal: Copper

Weight: 3.23gm

Size: 21.10 - 21.30mm

Shape: Circular

Year: 1885

Victoria Empress 1885 Value (Rare Coin)

(Rare Coin) Calcutta Mint :
Fine: 450 to 650
Very Fine: 900 to 1100
Extra Fine: 2000 to 2200
Uncirculated: 6000 to 6500

Year: 1886

(Rare Coin) Mint: Calcutta
Fine: 70 to 125
Very Fine: 500 to 600
Extra Fine: 1500 to 1600
Uncirculated: 3500 to 4000

Year: 1887

(Rare Coin) Mint: Calcutta
Fine: 75 to 125
Very Fine: 300 to 400
Extra Fine: 600 to 700
Uncirculated: 3000 to 3200

Year: 1888

(Rare Coin) Mint: Calcutta
Fine: 500 to 600
Very Fine: 900 to 1100
Extra Fine: 2000 to 2200
Uncirculated: 6000 to 6500

Year: 1889

(Rare Coin) Mint: Calcutta
Fine: 80 to 125
Very Fine: 300 to 400
Extra Fine: 600 to 700
Uncirculated: 3000 to 3200

Year 1890

(Rare Coin) Mint: Calcutta
Fine: 75 to 125
Very Fine: 300 to 400
Extra Fine: 650 to 700
Uncirculated: 2500 to 3000

Year: 1891