1723 HALFPENNY ( FINE )

This 1723 halfpenny from the reign of George I showcases early Georgian coinage craftsmanship. Graded as fine, the piece retains well-defined features including the monarch's portrait and the reverse design with heraldic elements. Copper coins of this vintage are increasingly scarce, particularly in collectible condition. The 1720s represent a pivotal period in British monetary history, following the South Sea Bubble and during the consolidation of Hanoverian rule. This halfpenny offers collectors an authentic window into early 18th-century commerce and numismatic artistry, making it a valuable specimen for those building comprehensive collections of Georgian copper coinage.