1741 FARTHING ( FINE ) 100 FRANC making them considerably scarcer than

making them considerably scarcer than circulation strikes

this piece documents the monetary practices of one of England's most powerful and administratively sophisticated medieval monarchs

This historic piece honours one of the most iconic ships ever built

The 1856 Shilling in Nearly Fine (NF) condition is a well-circulated example of mid-19th century Victorian British silver coinage

Its preservation offers valuable insights into medieval coinage practices and serves as a key piece for scholars and collectors focused on 15th-century English numismatics

1741 FARTHING ( FINE ) 100 FRANC making them considerably scarcer thanA scarce Georgian farthing from 1741, struck during the reign of George II. This copper coin displays fine condition with clear details and good definition across both obverse and reverse. The farthing represents an important piece of 18th century British numismatic history, when these small denominations were essential for everyday commerce. A desirable addition to any serious coin collection, particularly for those focusing on early Georgian coinage