1773 FARTHING ( FINE )

A notable Georgian farthing from 1773, issued during the later years of George II's coinage. This specimen achieves fine condition with good detail preserved across both surfaces. The obverse portrait exhibits clear facial features and well-defined hair curls, whilst the reverse Britannia figure displays crisp shield work and legible inscription. Wear is moderate and evenly distributed, reflecting authentic period circulation. A solid example from the 1770s that demonstrates the quality achievable in small copper denominations of this era, appealing to collectors of Georgian farthings and those building comprehensive type collections of 18th century British coinage.