1887 United Kingdom Florin, Queen VictoriaThis 1887 United Kingdom florin commemorates Queen Victorias Golden Jubilee and is a classic Victorian silver coin prized for its historic appeal. Struck during the height of Victorias reign, it pairs solid silver content with attractive toning and collector interest. Obverse: Features Queen Victorias Jubilee portrait, wearing a diadem and veil, presented in a dignified left facing bust. Reverse: Displays the traditional florin design of conjoined

Composition: Silver 92

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representing an intriguing chapter in the evolution of British coinage

Denomination: $2

This 1723 Hibernia farthing from Ireland dates to the reign of George I and is a compact copper denomination issued for everyday transactions

Grade: Very Extremely Fine

one of Joseph Moore’s popular trial pieces produced while the government considered replacing heavy copper coinage

Struck as a proof

Country: British India

8 mm diameter

Egypt (Roman provincial issue)

making it an excellent piece for circulation-era collections