1844 ONE THIRD FARTHING ( GF )

# 1844 One Third Farthing (GF) A genuinely scarce one-third farthing from 1844, representing one of the most elusive denominations in British numismatic tradition. Produced during William IV's final years, this copper coin was minted in severely restricted quantities for colonial circulation, particularly in the West Indies. The third farthing's diminutive size and limited mintage make it a prized specimen for advanced collectors pursuing complete fractional series. This piece exemplifies the ingenuity of 19th-century monetary systems and offers substantial collector appeal for those focused on rare British coinages or imperial currency history. A distinguished addition to any serious numismatic cabinet.