The 1806 George III farthing is a charming copper coin from Britain’s Regency era. Featuring a laureate portrait of King George III and a seated Britannia on the reverse, it reflects the artistry and politics of the early 19th century.

Compact yet historic, it’s a favourite among collectors of Georgian coinage and though not officially listed, the 1806 farthing likely circulated in early colonial New South Wales due to widespread coin shortages and reliance on mixed British currency.