A Victorian farthing from 1891, struck during the reign of Queen Victoria. This quarter-penny coin represents a significant piece of British numismatic history. Farther coins like this were essential to the everyday economy of late 19th-century Britain, used for small transactions and purchases.
The 1891 farthing showcases the detailed craftsmanship characteristic of Victorian coinage. The obverse features Victoria's profile, while the reverse displays the familiar design of the period. As a genuine historical artefact, this coin offers collectors and history enthusiasts an authentic connection to the Victorian era.
Perfect for numismatists building a comprehensive collection of British decimal currency or those interested in the evolution of British coinage. Each farthing tells the story of a pivotal moment in British history.