1723 FARTHING ( VF )

This 1723 farthing from the reign of George I exemplifies early Georgian coinage and offers collectors a window into early 18th-century British monetary circulation. Struck during a pivotal period in numismatic history, the farthing remained essential for everyday transactions in markets, taverns, and trade. The VF (Very Fine) condition grade indicates this specimen retains strong detail and minimal wear, making it an attractive addition to any serious collection. The coin's historical significance is enhanced by its age and relative scarcity, particularly in higher grades. For numismatists focused on completeness or those studying the evolution of British currency under the early Hanoverians, this 1723 farthing represents both an investment in history and a tangible record of Georgian commerce.