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Since its creation in 1600, by The Royal Charter granted by Queen Elizabeth I, the influence of The East India Company has been well documented. Without ‘The Company’ our world would not be as it is today. It changed the world's tastes, its thinking, and its people. It created new communities, trading places, cities and shaped countries and commercial routes.
Singapore and Hong Kong were established by The Company and India was shaped and influenced by it. At one point The Company had the largest merchant navy in the world and conducted and controlled 50% of world trade.
With statistics like that it’s easy to forget that at its heart, were real people.
They were individuals, living by the rules of their times – determined, entrepreneurial and human – who were driven by their passion and enthusiasm; the same qualities that drive our team today.
THE MOHUR - The Mohur, meaning symbol or seal, first appeared as long ago as 1540. Maybe it was fate that this symbol of wealth and prestige should come to represent The East India Company. Founded in the year 1600 it was later granted the right to mint its own money in the territories it administered. So in India the majestic Mohur was adopted, minted with the East India Company’s unmistakable Merchants Mark.
THE ROYAL MINT - The Royal Mint and The East India Company have re-established a partnership already centuries old. Both institutions are working closely together once again to ensure today’s Mohur gold medal is a true reflection of the original from 1835.
THE GIFT OF GOLD - Gold is the ultimate gift. It is precious, unique and timeless. Over many centuries it has come to be identified with wealth, power and of course love. And in uncertain times, Gold has continued to represent a strong investment opportunity.
The One Mohur gold medal makes the perfect gift, whether for a birthday, anniversary or as a family heir loom to pass down the generations. It is sure to be treasured by the recipient and admired by all.
Claim your FREE brochure containing more information regarding The East India Company Gold products and treasure the history with us.
Singapore and Hong Kong were established by The Company and India was shaped and influenced by it. At one point The Company had the largest merchant navy in the world and conducted and controlled 50% of world trade.
With statistics like that it’s easy to forget that at its heart, were real people.
They were individuals, living by the rules of their times – determined, entrepreneurial and human – who were driven by their passion and enthusiasm; the same qualities that drive our team today.
THE MOHUR - The Mohur, meaning symbol or seal, first appeared as long ago as 1540. Maybe it was fate that this symbol of wealth and prestige should come to represent The East India Company. Founded in the year 1600 it was later granted the right to mint its own money in the territories it administered. So in India the majestic Mohur was adopted, minted with the East India Company’s unmistakable Merchants Mark.
THE ROYAL MINT - The Royal Mint and The East India Company have re-established a partnership already centuries old. Both institutions are working closely together once again to ensure today’s Mohur gold medal is a true reflection of the original from 1835.
THE GIFT OF GOLD - Gold is the ultimate gift. It is precious, unique and timeless. Over many centuries it has come to be identified with wealth, power and of course love. And in uncertain times, Gold has continued to represent a strong investment opportunity.
The One Mohur gold medal makes the perfect gift, whether for a birthday, anniversary or as a family heir loom to pass down the generations. It is sure to be treasured by the recipient and admired by all.
Claim your FREE brochure containing more information regarding The East India Company Gold products and treasure the history with us.
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