This unbelievable little work of art is in a state of preservation that is simply breathtaking! Lustre is dripping from every square millimeter of this rare and often sought after variety. This certainly is the finest known specimen. 

The 1887 Jubilee Model Half Farthing is a small denomination coin issued during the reign of Queen Victoria to commemorate her Golden Jubilee. Here are some key details about this coin:

Obverse Design: The obverse of the coin features a portrait of Queen Victoria. The design may vary slightly depending on the specific issue, as different bust designs and variations exist for Queen Victoria's coinage.

Reverse Design: The reverse typically features a seated Britannia figure with a trident and shield. The denomination "HALF FARTHING" and the date "1887" are inscribed on the reverse.

Composition: The 1887 Jubilee Model Half Farthing was made of bronze.

Value: The Half Farthing was one of the lowest denominations of British coinage, and it had a value of half of a farthing, which is 1/1,920th of a pound.

Historical Significance: The 1887 Jubilee Model Half Farthing was issued in honor of Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee, marking 50 years of her reign (1837-1887).