1773 FARTHING ( FINE ) TEA TOKEN 2001 20 CROWNS SILVER PROOF

2001 20 CROWNS SILVER PROOF KING JAMES

Crafted from cupronickel

creating a numismatic piece of considerable visual distinction

An appealing specimen for collectors seeking quality early Victorian pennies

this two-shilling piece displays exceptional detail with its frosted surface contrasting beautifully against polished fields

1773 FARTHING ( FINE ) TEA TOKEN 2001 20 CROWNS SILVER PROOFA scarce 1773 farthing in fine condition. This copper coin represents an important piece of 18th century British currency, ideal for collectors of Georgian era coinage. The farthing, worth one quarter of a penny, was a staple of everyday commerce during this period. This example displays clear detail and good definition across both obverse and reverse, making it a desirable addition to any numismatic collection.