1821 FARTHING ( FINE )

A commendable farthing from 1821, struck during the reign of George III in the final year of his coinage. This specimen achieves fine condition with good detail preserved across both surfaces. The obverse portrait displays clear facial features and well-defined hair work, whilst the reverse Britannia remains crisp with well-preserved shield details and distinct legend lettering. Wear is moderate and evenly distributed, reflecting authentic period circulation. An attractive example from the early 19th century that represents solid quality in copper coinage of the late Georgian era, particularly valued by collectors specialising in George III issues and those pursuing comprehensive farthing date collections from this historically significant period.