Pièce 1,25 once d'argent Blason Couronne Rose Guinée Année aléatoire | Compagnie des Indes orientales

These brilliant 1.25 oz 999 pure silver uncirculated coins feature the beautiful Rose Crown Shield from the highly respected guinea coin, first minted in Gold in 1663 for King Charles II. The guinea had a reputation for trust and purity that lasted for 150 years.

With its incredible history this coin is a must have for your collection!

COIN HIGHLIGHTS

• Ships individually in a protective plastic sleeve
• Consisting of 1.25 oz of 999 Fine Silver
• Reverse: Features the intricate Rose Crown Shield, the East India Company’s logo, along with “GUINEA” and details of metal content, weight, and purity
• Obverse: Features the effigy and name of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II (designed by Raphael Maklouf), the coin’s year of issue, the legal tender value, the engraving of “THE EAST INDIA COMPANY” and its issuing state of “ST. HELENA”

The obverse features the effigy and name of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II designed by Raphael Maklouf. Also included on the obverse are the coin’s year of issue, the unique legal tender value, “THE EAST INDIA COMPANY” and its issuing state of “ST. HELENA”.

ABOUT SAINT HELENA AND THE EAST INDIA COMPANY

St Helena and The East India Company joined forces in the mid-17th Century when the Company used the island as a stopping point on voyages between India and the UK. The Company was granted a charter to govern St Helena in 1657. Over the next hundred years, officials occupied the island, where they enjoyed a relatively peaceful life in the tropics. Today The East India Company and St Helena work together to issue gold and silver coins under the authority of the government of St Helena, capturing stories in precious metal for future generations to treasure.