1835, King William IIII, Silver Rupee, Calcutta Mint, F raised, 19 berries (10L+9R), the berry resembles a crescent and an additional Persian diamond, A/I, two leaves, die rotation around 11’o clock, (Unlisted in PR & GK), toning, strong features, obv stained, graded & slabbed by NGC as AU Details, Exceptionally Rare.

Note: This newly discovered one rupee coin of William features an extra diamond that was previously unknown and unpublished. The berry next to the left tip of the ribbon below the Persian letters resembles a crescent mark. Additionally, there is an extra Persian diamond in place of the berry in the Persian word 'Ya' of 'Rupaya'. It is being offered for the first time in any auction.

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