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silver Victoria high grade 6d Sixpence bronze George V Scarce 1/- ½d Shilling Halfpenny Halfcrown 2/6 Penny 1d copper Bun Head 1887 lustrous Rare Farthing Edward VII George II ¼d lovely grade George III Threepence Young Head aUNC
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Although this is a relatively common date, it's certainly not a common grade. Have a look round at some others, then come back and look at this one again.
This farthing has stops after FID and DEF. Bramah catalogues the DEF. type as 50a, and this type as 50b, describing 50a as comparatively common, though not as common as the type with all colons present. He describes this variety as Rare..and it is a very respectable grade.
Inverted Vs for As in GRATIA. This series is full of fascinating little varieties like this. I didn't just make this one up - it is documented in Chris Perkins' Collectors Coins GB
A little scarcer, in my experience, than the Toothed Border farthing. More lustre on the obverse of this coin than on the reverse, but not a great deal of discernable wear on either side - only the usual weak strike around the exergue.
Very high level of detail and plenty of lustre. Nice.
DenominationFarthings
DenominationFarthings
