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The 1247 date situates this piece within a crucial phase of Henry III's monetary policy and administrative consolidation
The obverse portrait displays crisp definition whilst the reverse shield design remains exceptionally clear and well-articulated
Well-preserved condition makes this an excellent investment piece for numismatists and collectors of British coins
A scarce survivor from the late 1920s in this pristine condition
A notable shilling struck in 1625
1839 FARTHING ISLE OF MAN CHINA The 1247 date situates thisA rare 1839 farthing from the Isle of Man, a fascinating piece of numismatic history. This copper coin represents a distinctive period in the island's monetary circulation, offering collectors an authentic glimpse into 19th century coinage. The farthing, worth one quarter of a penny, was essential to everyday commerce during the Victorian era. A valuable addition to any collection of British or Isle of Man coins, this piece combines historical
