A 1951 farthing is a British coin featuring King George VI on one side and a wren on the other, marking the end of austerity after World War II. It was the penultimate farthing issued during his reign. The coin is made of bronze and was part of the 1951 Festival of Britain celebration
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A 1951 farthing is a British coin featuring King George VI.
Original price was: $260.00.$230.00Current price is: $230.00.
Key details about the 1951 farthing:
- Denomination: 1/4 penny (1/4p)
- Material: Bronze
- Design: One side features an uncrowned bust of King George VI, and the other side features a wren.
- Mintage: 14,036,004 (14.0 million)
- Commemoration: It was issued to celebrate the end of austerity after World War II and the Festival of Britain.
- Rarity: While not exceptionally rare, it is a popular coin for collectors due to its connection to the Festival of Britain and its status as the penultimate George VI farthing.
- Condition: The coin can be found in circulated and uncirculated condition.
- Demonetized: The farthing was demonetized in the UK in 1961.







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