1887 DOUBLE FLORIN ( GF ) 2

The Double Florin of 1887 represents a significant piece of Victorian coinage history. Struck during Queen Victoria's reign, this silver coin exemplifies the craftsmanship and monetary standards of the late 19th century. The Double Florin, equivalent to four shillings, was a substantial denomination that saw limited circulation before being withdrawn. This particular example carries the character and patina of genuine age, making it a worthwhile addition to any numismatic collection. Collectors value these coins for their historical significance, relative scarcity, and the insight they provide into Britain's monetary evolution during the Victorian era.