Tom & Jerrys Militaria and Collectables
King George II Farthing 1754
King George II Farthing 1754
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Product Description
On the obverse side of the coin, you would find the portrait of King George II. The specific design of the 1754 Farthing featured a left-facing bust of the King. King George II is depicted wearing a laurel wreath around his head, and the inscription "GEORGIVS II REX" can be seen around the portrait, which translates to "George II, King."
The reverse side of the coin typically features a seated Britannia holding a trident and shield. Britannia is often depicted wearing a helmet and a gown, symbolizing the strength and protection of the British Empire.
The King George II Farthing 1754 coin has a diameter of approximately 21 millimeters and weighs about 2.8 grams. It is typically made of copper, which was the common material used for farthing coins during that time. The edge of the coin is often plain, without any additional design or inscription.