1845 FARTHING ( F )

A scarce Victorian-era farthing from 1845, representing a quarter of a penny from the reign of Queen Victoria. This small copper coin is a fascinating piece of British numismatic history, ideal for collectors of 19th-century currency and those interested in the monetary systems of the Industrial Revolution. The farthing denomination was eventually withdrawn from circulation in 1960, making pre-Victorian and Victorian examples increasingly sought-after by serious collectors. A genuine historical artefact with authentic patina and character.