1846 FARTHING ( NF )

A scarce mid-Victorian farthing from 1846, struck during the reign of Queen Victoria. This quarter-penny copper coin represents everyday British currency from the industrial age, when farthings remained essential for small transactions. The "NF" designation indicates no fineness mark on the reverse, a characteristic of coins from this period. A genuine historical artefact ideal for collectors of British decimal and pre-decimal coinage, numismatists interested in 19th-century mintage, or those exploring the monetary heritage of the United Kingdom. Condition varies; inspect photographs carefully before purchase.