Any value for a Farthing from 1930, in the Uk?

Question

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Answer 1

An English farthing of year 1930 is worth about £25 in mint condition but will obviously be of less value the more worn the coin.  Check the final link below for more info.

A farthing, one quarter of an English Penny - 240 pennies to the pound.

Yes, I remember the farthing still in circulation when I was a child.  It had the King's head on the front and a wren [bird] on the reverse side - bronze coin.

Check these sites

http://wybrit.com/info/Myths.html

http://www.kenelks.co.uk/coins/recoinage...

http://www.predecimal.com/key_dates.htm

The price per farthing quoted in this next site are Australian Dollars - don't get excited.

http://www.oztion.com.au/vshops/item.asp...

http://www.onlinecoins.co.uk/coinsearch....

NOTE FROM MYSELF - when I was a child in the 1940s the farthing was still in ciruclation but worth very little.  Strange thing is that quite often Victorian coins used to turn up in one's change.  I even had a Charles II penny once - worn very smooth but you could make out the King's name etc.

Answer 2

In Extra Fine condition....£4

Uncirculated....£8

Otherwise....buttons.