George IV, Farthing, Laureate Head, 1823, Fine

King George IV had a very short reign 1820-1830. The smallest denomination made for every day usage was the Farthing. Struck in copper it had the King’s head in a laurel wreath with Britannia seated wearing a helmet on the reverse. This was the fi rst type of Farthing struck under George IV and the coins feature his first Laureate head.
Availability: In stock
SKU: CGF5342
£22.50
Customers who bought this item also bought
Picture of Mexico, 5 Pesos 1977 Unc

Mexico, 5 Pesos 1977 Unc

We recently bought a nice little group of coins of Mexico. They use the same sign for their money as the United States but of course are worth far less, Nice coins and not easy to get. Here we present the 1977 Crownsized 5 Pesos in Uncirculated condition.
£3.95
Picture of Mexico, 10 Pesos 1981 Unc

Mexico, 10 Pesos 1981 Unc

We recently bought a nice little group of coins of Mexico. They use the same sign for their money as the United States but of course are worth far less, Nice coins and not easy to get. Here we present the 1981 10 Pesos in Uncirculated condition.
£3.95
Picture of Mexico, $50 1992 (Juarez) Unc

Mexico, $50 1992 (Juarez) Unc

We recently bought a nice little group of coins of Mexico. They use the same sign for their money as the United States but of course are worth far less, Nice coins and not easy to get. Here we present the 1992 $50 (Juarez) in Uncirculated condition.
£2.95