1866 FARTHING ( GF )

A scarce Victorian farthing from 1866, struck during the reign of Queen Victoria. This copper coin represents a fascinating piece of British numismatic history, when the farthing—worth one quarter of a penny—was in regular circulation.

The 1866 farthing is a sought-after date for collectors, particularly in higher grades. This example displays good fine (GF) condition, showing clear details of Victoria's portrait and the reverse design whilst retaining the character of age.

Ideal for collectors of Victorian coinage, British currency history, or those building a comprehensive farthing collection. A tangible connection to 19th-century Britain and everyday commerce of the era.