1675 FARTHING ( VF )

This 1675 farthing from the reign of Charles II represents a significant piece of Restoration-era coinage. Struck during a transformative period in English monetary history, this quarter-penny denomination was instrumental in facilitating commerce across the realm. The VF (Very Fine) condition grade demonstrates that this specimen has weathered three and a half centuries with commendable preservation, displaying sharp striking detail and only light surface wear consistent with period circulation. Coins from this era are increasingly sought after by collectors pursuing comprehensive date runs or those specialising in Stuart numismatics. The 1675 farthing's historical context—minted during Charles II's reign—adds numismatic and historical value, making it a worthy centrepiece for collections focused on post-Restoration Britain or the evolution of small denominations in English currency systems.