1836 FARTHING ( FINE ) LITHUANIA The 1550 date places it

The 1550 date places it in the latter years of Edward's reign

Its sharp details and minimal wear highlight the quality of minting during Queen Victoria’s reign

This piece holds significant historical value and is a desirable addition for collectors specializing in 19th-century British coinage

Ideal for numismatists and royal memorabilia enthusiasts

Proof coins were produced in limited quantities for presentation and collection purposes

1836 FARTHING ( FINE ) LITHUANIA The 1550 date places itA scarce 1836 farthing in fine condition. This copper coin represents an important piece of British numismatic history from the reign of William IV. The farthing, worth one quarter of a penny, was a staple of everyday commerce during the 19th century. This example displays clear detail and even wear consistent with fine grade, making it an excellent addition to any collection of early Victorian coinage or British currency history.