Victoria 1875 Farthing Value

The 1875 Farthing obverse features the young head of Victoria facing left, ribbons in her hair, with the date 1875 below. The surrounding legend reads: 'VICTORIA DEI GRATIA'. The UK 1875 Farthing reverse shows the helmed Britannia seated facing right, holding a trident, hand resting on a shield, with a rose, thistle, and shamrock in the exergue. The surrounding legend reads: 'BRITANNIAR: REG: FID: DEF:'.

The farthing was Great Britain's smallest denomination, with 4 farthings in a pence (penny), 12 pence in a shilling, 20 shillings in a pound.

UK 1875 Farthing Specification
Victoria
Coin Weight:	2.7g to 2.9g
Coin Diameter:	22mm
Coin Composition:	Copper
No of coins Minted:	712,760
Mint:	London, England

1875 Farthing
	VG or VG 8	Coin in Very Good condition
	F or F 12	Coin is in Fine condition
	VF or VF 20	Coin is in Very Fine condition
	EF or XF 40	Coin is in Extremely Fine condition
	AU58 & MS  60	Highest grade circulated coins
	UNC	Coin is Uncirculated

what is the Victoria 1875 Farthing Value. Book value is an average valuations, many dealers call this the retail prices

VG	F	VF	XF	aUNC	UNC
£1.85	£5.80	£17	£54	£119	£145++

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UK Farthing Victoria 1875

The value of a 1875 Farthing UK coin is sourced from various locations, including coin literature, coin dealers, resource websites, and auction asking price. Coin values are based on what you might expect to pay to buy a coin from a reputable dealer. Many factors affect coin values. For the purposes of our estimated values, we assume that the coin has no other detractors. All values are estimates only, based on third-party information. We do not guarantee prices to be accurate. We do not take any responsibility for how you use the information provided.
The UK Farthing featuring Queen Victoria and the date 1875 is a small denomination coin that was in circulation during the 19th and early 20th centuries. The farthing was worth one-quarter of a penny, or 1/960th of a pound sterling.
During Queen Victoria's reign, farthings were minted in large quantities to meet the demand for small denomination coins.