1844 FARTHING ( FINE ) IRAQ Minted during the interwar period

Minted during the interwar period

reflecting its careful preservation since minting

The coin’s Almost Uncirculated condition preserves most of the original design’s detail and luster

This rare Tudor silver half groat dates to 1582 during the reign of Elizabeth I

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1844 FARTHING ( FINE ) IRAQ Minted during the interwar periodA scarce Victorian farthing from 1844, struck during the reign of Queen Victoria. This copper coin displays fine condition with clear details and good definition across both obverse and reverse. The farthing represents an important piece of 19th century British numismatic history, when these quarter penny pieces circulated widely throughout the realm. A desirable addition to any collection of early Victorian coinage or British historical currency.