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1736 FARTHING ( FINE ) ECUADOR and preservation status

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Description

and preservation status

Known for its scarcity and historical context

this coin celebrates one of the ten heraldic beasts that guard the gates of the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh

An outstanding acquisition for serious collectors pursuing comprehensive proof collections or those documenting the concluding years of George VI's coinage

making it an essential addition for serious collectors and investors seeking authentic Latin American silver currency

1736 FARTHING ( FINE ) ECUADOR and preservation statusA scarce Georgian farthing from 1736, struck during the reign of George II. This copper coin displays fine detail with clear lettering and portrait work, making it an excellent example for collectors of 18th century British coinage. The farthing represents a fascinating piece of everyday currency history, once essential for small transactions in Georgian England. A desirable addition to any numismatic collection.

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