1738 FARTHING IRELAND SERBIA with only moderate wear evident

with only moderate wear evident on the high points

This 1836 halfcrown represents a significant piece of British numismatic history from the reign of William IV

It reflects Ipswich’s commercial activity and the local initiative to maintain smooth everyday trade during a period of currency scarcity

A scarce and desirable example for collectors focused on mid-18th-century British fractional currency

artistic excellence

1738 FARTHING IRELAND SERBIA with only moderate wear evidentThis 1738 Irish farthing is a fascinating piece of numismatic history. Minted during the reign of George II, this small copper coin represents everyday commerce in 18th century Ireland. The farthing, worth one quarter of a penny, was essential currency for ordinary transactions. With nearly three centuries of age, this coin showcases the craftsmanship of Georgian era minting and offers collectors a tangible connection to Irish heritage. A genuine