The Farthing was a small British coin that was worth one-quarter of an old penny - 1/960th of a Pound. Farthings were minted as early as the 13th century under the reign of Edward I, although they may have been minted earlier under Henry III. It was last minted in 1956.

They are great coins to collect as they have a long history but many are inexpensive to buy. - You can see Farthings on eBay UK

		1684 Farthing - Charles II (Tin) Mintage: N/A
		1694 Farthing - William and Mary Mintage: N/A
		1823 Farthing - George IV Mintage: 2,365,400
		1826 Farthing - George IV Proof (Second Issue) Mintage: N/A
		1835 Third-Farthing - William IV Mintage: N/A
		1837 Farthing - William IV Mintage: 3,010,500
		1858 Farthings - Victoria Mintage: 1,720,000
		1860 Farthing - Victoria (Bronze) Mintage: 2,867,000
		1860 Farthing - Victoria (Copper) Proof Mintage: Rare
		1880 Farthing - Victoria Mintage: 1,843,000
		1928 Farthing - George V Mintage: 11,625,600
		1937 Farthing - George VI Mintage: 8,131,200
		1954 Farthing - Elizabeth II Mintage: 6,566,000

Have a look at a general selection of Farthings on eBay UK