With the very marginal exception of the 1938, none of these coins are
difficult. The series is also completely devoid of varieties. Although
the wren farthing is quite an attractive little coin, working one's way
through this series is autistic completism at its most severe.
The only thing to change throughout the entire production run was the
removal of the claim to be the Emperor of India in 1949.
George VI Farthings
1937
1938
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
Basic Details
Diameter: 20 mm
Weight: 2.8 g
Alloy: Copper 95.5%, Tin 3%, Zinc 1.5%
1937
1937 Farthing
Obverse
Reverse
1938
1938 Farthing
Obverse
Reverse
1939
1939 Farthing
Obverse
Reverse
1940
1940 Farthing
Obverse
Reverse
1941
1941 Farthing
Obverse
Reverse
1942
1942 Farthing
Obverse
Reverse
1943
1943 Farthing
Obverse
Reverse
1944
1944 Farthing
Obverse
Reverse
1945
1945 Farthing
Obverse
Reverse
1946
1946 Farthing
Obverse
Reverse
1947
1947 Farthing
Obverse
Reverse
1948
1948 Farthing
Obverse
Reverse
1949
In common with all George VI denominations, and as a result of Indian independence, IND:IMP is omitted from 1949 onward. Only the obverse inscription was altered.