1826 FARTHING (GF) COMMONWEALTH with Victoria's portrait and the

with Victoria's portrait and the reverse heraldic designs well-defined

The portrait and reverse inscription remain perfectly defined without any circulation wear

The AUNC grade indicates this coin has seen minimal circulation and retains exceptional eye appeal

Such well-preserved examples of Lima shillings are increasingly difficult to locate

The coin features refined design work incorporating both national emblems and tournament insignia

1826 FARTHING (GF) COMMONWEALTH with Victoria's portrait and theA scarce British farthing from 1826, struck during the reign of George IV. This copper coin represents an important piece of numismatic history from the early 19th century. Farthings were the smallest denomination in circulation, making surviving examples increasingly difficult to find in collectible condition. An excellent addition to any British coin collection or for those interested in Georgian era currency.