I have them all including all the variety's on the 1860 just on its own there are 4 different variety's to collect the 1861 has two and the 1862 has three and that's just the tip of the iceberg 😂😂😂 You picked my favour coin to collect, And very nicely put together....
Really enjoyed the video, especially having recently bought an album of 99 farthings. Great to compare from 1860 onwards (I think there are a few missing from the run). The earliest in the album is a George II 1754 in nice condition and good 1806 George III. Thanks again
I bought a 1932 farthing in uncirculated for a friend for US$7.12 (i.e. £5.56 - August 2024). When it arrived I was initially unhappy to see most of the surface as dark and dull. I thought it was corrosion or environmental damage -- so common with copper-based coins! But after bathing it very gently over the course of several hours in neutral soapy water, the grime layer dissolved away, revealing the original (undamaged) lustrous surface. Now it's packaged air-tightly in a 2x2 ready to give to her next weekend.
Curious that the design of the crown on the reverse changed in 1888 to what we would now consider to be a King's crown, and remained so the end of Victoria's reign and that of her son Edward VII. One might almost think that Victoria intended to abdicate after her Jubilee year in 1887, in favour of a new King.
Don't know how my comments about the crowns finished up here. They should be on your video of the values of all the sixpence. Nothing to do with farthings, of course.
Wow! All so very cool. I like the last year of the seated Brittania and the first year of the design change. I'm guessing it is a wren? Also. I've never understood where the farthing or the shilling fall into place in monetary value. ??
The Wren farthings are the more desirable farthings. I have all farthings from 1895 to 1956. I am missing a few Victorian farthings, but I have the 1863 which is rare
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Crushed the like button! Excellent video
Thank you very much 🙏
I have them all including all the variety's on the 1860 just on its own there are 4 different variety's to collect the 1861 has two and the 1862 has three and that's just the tip of the iceberg 😂😂😂 You picked my favour coin to collect, And very nicely put together....
Thanks 👍
Yes the 1860's is a time of many varieties of the bronze coins
Really enjoyed the video, especially having recently bought an album of 99 farthings. Great to compare from 1860 onwards (I think there are a few missing from the run). The earliest in the album is a George II 1754 in nice condition and good 1806 George III. Thanks again
Thank you
Sounds like a great collection 😁
I bought a 1932 farthing in uncirculated for a friend for US$7.12 (i.e. £5.56 - August 2024). When it arrived I was initially unhappy to see most of the surface as dark and dull. I thought it was corrosion or environmental damage -- so common with copper-based coins! But after bathing it very gently over the course of several hours in neutral soapy water, the grime layer dissolved away, revealing the original (undamaged) lustrous surface. Now it's packaged air-tightly in a 2x2 ready to give to her next weekend.
Very nice 💯
Curious that the design of the crown on the reverse changed in 1888 to what we would now consider to be a King's crown, and remained so the end of Victoria's reign and that of her son Edward VII. One might almost think that Victoria intended to abdicate after her Jubilee year in 1887, in favour of a new King.
Don't know how my comments about the crowns finished up here. They should be on your video of the values of all the sixpence. Nothing to do with farthings, of course.
Wow! All so very cool. I like the last year of the seated Brittania and the first year of the design change. I'm guessing it is a wren? Also. I've never understood where the farthing or the shilling fall into place in monetary value. ??
Yes both designs are cool
The Farthing is 1/4 of a penny so 48 farthings to a shilling and 960 in a £
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good evening why is no budy talks about farthing 1923
The Wren farthings are the more desirable farthings. I have all farthings from 1895 to 1956. I am missing a few Victorian farthings, but I have the 1863 which is rare
A very nice collection
Well done 👍
I have a couple of William 4th and George 3rd,.
Very nice indeed 👍
Just completed my farthing date run today 1860 - 1956 🎉
Wow that's awesome
Congratulations 👏
I have some of those 1900 to 1920 to 1930 coins bethel look at him tell you the exact dates but are they really work that much?
These are the values for average selling prices online in auctions and at shops
could you also please do pre 1860 farthings?
Will and it to the list