1279 EDWARD I FARTHING

A rare farthing issued during the reign of Edward I, minted in 1279. This historic small denomination coin represents an important piece of medieval English currency and numismatic history. The farthing was a quarter-penny, essential for everyday transactions in 13th-century England.

Ideal for collectors of English monarchical coinage and those interested in the material culture of the medieval period. Each coin carries centuries of history and offers a tangible connection to the reign of Edward I, known as the "Hammer of the Scots."

Condition and authenticity details available upon request. A genuine artifact from one of England's most significant historical periods.