1868 GB Farthing - Grade?

VF (British grade)
Old wear on the high points that has patinated over.
Minor digs and a tiny amount of corrosion over the 'T' don't help.

Nevertheless, I would be happy enough to include it in my collection.

These circulated in Australia as the standard circulating currency until 1910, and as such, form part of the Australian circulating coinage heritage.


I patrol the $5 junk box at my LCD, and would have been happy enough to take this one home with me.

I would tend to agree, though I'm not that knowledgeable.




I am at a phase where I collect mostly world silver coins. But I was able to pick this up for $4.25 on e-bay. I think copper or bronze coins can be beautiful, though I don't really like copper-nickel.

Thanks for comments.

This is a copper nickel coin

I agree with W.
Minor digs aside it's a GVF to NEF. At $4.25 you can't go wrong.