1850 FARTHING ( FINE )

An exceptional piece of Victorian numismatic history. This 1850 farthing represents a pivotal era in British coinage, struck during the reign of Queen Victoria. The farthing, worth one quarter of a penny, was an essential denomination for everyday transactions in 19th-century Britain.

This example displays fine condition, with clear details that showcase the craftsmanship of the Royal Mint. The obverse features Victoria's portrait as it appeared during this period, while the reverse displays the heraldic shield within a wreath—characteristic design elements of farthings from this decade.

A desirable addition to any collection of British coins or Victorian-era artifacts. Genuine historical currency that connects collectors directly to the everyday commerce of the 1850s.