1279 EDWARD I LONDON FARTHING

A rare medieval farthing from the reign of Edward I, struck at the London mint in 1279. This quarter-penny represents an important period in English coinage history, when farthings first became a standard denomination.

The coin displays characteristic features of Edward I's coinage, with the king's profile and inscription typical of the period. London mint farthings from this era are scarce survivors, making this piece a valuable addition to any medieval numismatic collection.

Condition varies with age. As with all historical coins, authenticity and provenance are paramount to collectors.