Gr. Britain 1 farthing George VI KM-843 S- 4116 Bird PR 65 PCGS bronze coin 1937

The 1937 Great Britain 1 Farthing bronze coin, KM-843, S-4116, celebrates the beginning of King George VI's reign and features one of Britain's most charming wildlife designs. Certified PCGS PR65, this beautiful Proof coin combines royal heritage with elegant natural imagery. The obverse displays a left-facing portrait of George VI, showing neatly styled hair, refined facial features, and a bare neck, surrounded by the royal Latin legend GEORGIVS VI D:G:BR:OMN:REX F:D:IND:IMP and a delicate beaded border. The reverse features a beautifully detailed wren perched on a branch, with its distinctive upright tail, pointed beak, rounded body, finely engraved feathers, and delicate feet. The inscriptions FARTHING and 1937 complete the composition. Introduced in 1937, the wren design became a beloved symbol of British coinage. With its warm bronze surfaces, attractive bird motif, and PCGS PR65 certification, this historic Proof coin is an excellent addition to any British or wildlife collection. Secure yours today!

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