A scarce Victorian-era farthing from 1842, struck during the reign of Queen Victoria. This quarter-penny copper coin represents an important piece of British numismatic history, when farthings were essential everyday currency for working-class transactions.
The 1842 farthing is a sought-after date for collectors, particularly in higher grades. As a pre-decimal British coin, it offers genuine historical significance and tangible connection to 19th-century commerce and daily life.
Ideal for collectors of British coins, Victorian numismatics, or those building a comprehensive farthing collection. A genuine historical artefact with enduring appeal.