1279 EDWARD I LONDON FARTHING

A rare medieval farthing struck during the reign of Edward I at the London mint. This small denomination copper coin dates to 1279, representing an important piece of English monetary history. Farthings were quarter pennies, essential for everyday commerce in the 13th century. This example showcases the craftsmanship of medieval coinage, with clear royal insignia typical of Edward I's reign. A valuable addition to any collection of early English coins or medieval numismatics. Condition and provenance details available upon request.