1862 Farthing Small 8 Which Variety

[Rick Stachowski 1]

I went on About-farthings web site and couldn't match up the Date Variety .

Any help would be grateful ..

 

https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/974962/1862-great-britain-farthing#latest

 

 

[Rick Stachowski 1]

Here's an image of the Date .

[Colin G. 147]

Hi...the website is only intended to categorise obvious differences, within each of these categories you can get minor variations. Only a full die study would potentially reveal all of the minor differences, but that would be a mammoth task for a majority of the Victorian series.

Your example would get classified as combination 1A on the current website, although the series is currently being renumbered to align with other publications where possible.

[Rick Stachowski 1]

15 hours ago, Colin G. said:

Hi...the website is only intended to categorise obvious differences, within each of these categories you can get minor variations. Only a full die study would potentially reveal all of the minor differences, but that would be a mammoth task for a majority of the Victorian series.

Your example would get classified as combination 1A on the current website, although the series is currently being renumbered to align with other publications where possible.

You wouldn't happen to know who good at slabbing ( Grading ) these, Pcgs, Ngc, Etc ...

[Nordle11 564]

2 hours ago, Rick Stachowski said:

You wouldn't happen to know who good at slabbing ( Grading ) these, Pcgs, Ngc, Etc ...

The million dollar question 

[Colin G. 147]

Very much a personal choice, you will find several topics on this forum having that very debate at present 

If I am being honest, judging from the images supplied, that farthing is probably going to cost more to slab than the value of the coin. 

[Rick Stachowski 1]

Coins coming today and I'll out up some new images ...

[Rick Stachowski 1]

Here's some images of the date .

[Rick Stachowski 1]

Here's the Reverse

[Rick Stachowski 1]

Here's the Obverse .