1675 United Kingdom Farthing, Charles IIThis 1675 copper farthing from the United Kingdom captures a pivotal moment in Charles II's currency reform. It marks a move toward standardized royal coinage that replaced the era's proliferation of private tokens. Obverse shows the crowned portrait of Charles II. Reverse depicts Britannia seated, a classical motif that has remained a staple on British coinage for centuries. Country: United Kingdom Year: 1675 Denomination: Farthing Composition:

struck by John Pinches as a commemorative piece rather than an official circulation coin

Size: 35 mm diameter

retains the crisp strike and mirror-like surfaces that define such pieces

Well suited for specialization within Victorian series collections or for anyone seeking a notable date variant to complement a copper set

Its small size and billon composition make it an attractive piece for historical collections and study

and reflects the practical private tokens used when small change was scarce

even wear across the high points with most design details still sharp

A 1909 Germany 1/2 Mark

a classic piece from our pre-decimal coinage

making it a desirable piece for collectors

offering strong eye appeal just shy of mint state

Reverse: not described here to avoid inaccuracies