1838 FARTHING ( F )

A scarce 1839 farthing, a quarter-penny coin from the reign of King William IV. This small but historically significant piece represents everyday currency from early 19th-century Britain. Ideal for collectors of Georgian and Victorian coinage, numismatists, and those interested in British monetary history. The farthing was withdrawn from circulation in 1960, making pre-Victorian examples increasingly sought-after. A genuine artifact of British heritage and an excellent addition to any serious coin collection.