Discover the 1831 William IV Farthing—a British copper coin from the era of King William IV. In Fine Collectable Grade, it presents a tangible piece of history for collectors and display.

• Denomination: Farthing (1/4 penny), a small copper coin used in Britain.
• Year minted: 1831, during the reign of William IV.
• Monarch: King William IV.
• Material: Copper, delivering the warm, traditional tone of early 19th-century British coinage.
• Grade: Fine Collectable Grade — light wear and preserved detail consistent with circulated pieces.
• Origin: United Kingdom (England), part of pre-decimal currency history.
• Product code: a815

This 1831 William IV Farthing offers both historical context and practical value for collectors. Its copper composition and preserved features make it suitable for display, study, or as a foundational piece in a UK coin collection. A thoughtful addition for enthusiasts of 19th-century British currency and a tangible reminder of the era’s everyday money.