1279 SILVER FARTHING EDWARD I

A rare medieval silver farthing minted during the reign of King Edward I in 1279. This historical coin represents a significant piece of English monetary history from the 13th century. The farthing was a quarter-penny, commonly circulated among the general population for everyday transactions.

Edward I's reign marked an important period of currency standardisation in England. This authentic example showcases the craftsmanship of medieval minting, with period-appropriate design elements visible on both obverse and reverse.

A desirable addition to any serious numismatic collection, offering both historical significance and tangible connection to medieval England.