1734 FARTHING ( GF )

A 1734 farthing represents a fascinating piece of Georgian-era British currency. The farthing, worth one quarter of a penny, was a staple of everyday commerce during this period. This particular example from the reign of George II offers collectors insight into 18th-century monetary systems and craftsmanship. The "GF" designation indicates the coin's condition grade, helping you assess its collectable value. Whether you're building a comprehensive British numismatic collection or seeking a specific date for your holdings, this 1734 farthing serves as both a historical artefact and a tangible connection to Georgian England's economic landscape.