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).