1928 FARTHING ( UNC ) MEXICO / SPAIN commemorating the formidable 1st-century British

commemorating the formidable 1st-century British queen who led a legendary revolt against Roman occupation

whilst the surfaces display natural patina befitting a coin approaching 180 years in age

making this a desirable specimen for collectors focused on Regency silver or those documenting the final decade of George III's coinage

whilst the obverse features the monarch's refined left-profile portrait with outstanding detail

This 1805 Irish silver five pence bank token documents a fascinating period of monetary innovation during the Napoleonic Wars

1928 FARTHING ( UNC ) MEXICO / SPAIN commemorating the formidable 1st-century British# 1928 FARTHING ( UNC ) A scarce example of this final year farthing from the reign of George V. This uncirculated specimen displays sharp striking detail and original lustre, making it a desirable addition to any British decimal or pre decimal collection. The 1928 date is notably elusive in high grades, particularly in UNC condition where wear is absent and the coin retains its full mint brilliance. An excellent opportunity to acquire a key date