1941 English Farthing Coin Reverse Side

High Resolution JPEG Picture of 1941 English farthing reverse side shows a wren, facing left. (Eurasian Wren: a small native bird of Europe) The date is above the main design, and the word 'FARTHING' below. Bronze [1350411089] stock photo

This detailed image showcases the reverse side of a 1941 English Farthing coin. The design features a prominent representation of a wheat sheaf, symbolizing agricultural prosperity in the UK. The intricate details highlight the craftsmanship of coin minting during this era. This image serves as a valuable reference for collectors, historians, and anyone interested in British currency and its historical significance.

This image can be utilized in various commercial and educational contexts, such as numismatic articles, history textbooks, or museum displays. It is suitable for use in social media posts focused on currency collection, e-commerce listings for coin sales, and presentations on historical economics. Additionally, it can enhance infographics about currency evolution or be included in blog posts discussing the significance of British coins.

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medium	818436	1018	1035	300	image/jpeg
large	1984916	1720	1749	300	image/jpeg
x_large	7415705	3132	3185	300	image/jpeg
xx_large	18312180	4578	4656	300	image/jpeg

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Royalty Free Image Size: small: 589 x 599 Pixels, medium: 1018 x 1035 Pixels, large: 1720 x 1749 Pixels, x_large: 3132 x 3185 Pixels, xx_large: 4578 x 4656 Pixels, - Orientation: Vertical

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