1279 EDWARD I LONDON FARTHING

A rare copper farthing issued during the reign of Edward I, minted in 1279. This quarter-penny represents an important piece of medieval English currency and numismatic history. The farthing was a common denomination for everyday transactions in the 13th century, making this example a genuine artifact of life under Edward I. Well-suited for serious collectors of early English coinage and those interested in medieval monetary systems. Condition varies with age; each coin carries its own historical character and patina developed over seven centuries.