1694 FARTHING ( GF )

A historic farthing from 1694, a quarter-penny coin that circulated during the reign of William III. This copper piece represents an important chapter in English monetary history, when farthings were essential for everyday transactions among ordinary people. The 1694 farthing is a sought-after date for collectors, particularly in grades that show clear detail and character. Each coin carries the marks of three centuries, making it a tangible connection to late 17th-century Britain. Ideal for numismatists building a collection of early modern English coinage or those interested in the social and economic history of the period. A genuine artifact of the past with authentic patina and wear consistent with age.