1866 FARTHING ( UNC )

A scarce Victorian farthing from 1866, graded in uncirculated condition. This copper coin represents a fascinating piece of 19th-century British currency history. The farthing, worth one quarter of a penny, was an essential denomination for everyday transactions during the reign of Queen Victoria. Finding examples in UNC condition is increasingly difficult, making this an excellent addition to any numismatic collection. Well-preserved with original lustre and minimal wear, this coin showcases the craftsmanship of the Royal Mint during the Victorian era.