A distinguished Victorian double-florin from 1890, this coin represents a significant piece of British numismatic history. Minted during the reign of Queen Victoria, the double-florin was a short-lived denomination that circulated for only a brief period, making examples today increasingly sought-after by collectors.
In fine condition, this piece displays the characteristic features of the era with clear detail to the obverse and reverse. The double-florin, worth four shillings, remains an impressive specimen of Victorian coinage craftsmanship. A valuable addition to any serious collection of British coins or historical currency.