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British 1684 Tin Farthing

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Here is one you won't see very often - a Tin farthing from the reign of Charles II dated 1684 (date on the edge). Tin was very unpopular with the people and prone to rapid degeneration, so getting any in a readable state is difficult.
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Wow! I don't have one of those in my collection, don't even actively look either, so very rare that nice.
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Very difficult coin to find well done
Cheers Don

Vickies cents and GB Farthings nut.
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Welcome.

Lovely coin.

How do you protect it from tin blight?
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Tin blight or Tin pest is usually caused by low temperatures as I understand it. This coin is kept inside and I have had it for ten years or more without deterioration, so it seems to work!
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Surprisingly nice. It's an easy type to forget.
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