1732 FARTHING ( NF )

A scarce Georgian farthing from 1732, struck during the reign of George II. This example displays near fine condition with moderate wear reflecting its age and historical circulation. The obverse portrait remains recognisable with visible facial features and hair detail, whilst the reverse Britannia figure shows clear definition to the shield and legend. As a small denomination copper coin from the early 18th century, it represents a genuinely collectable piece with historical significance. An authentic specimen appealing to collectors of Georgian coinage, those pursuing farthing type collections, and enthusiasts of early British copper denominations.