1912 FLORIN ( GVF )

A handsome example of King George V's florin from 1912, struck during the early years of his reign. This two-shilling piece displays Good Very Fine condition, with clear definition to the portrait and reverse design. The coin shows pleasing wear consistent with circulation, retaining good detail throughout. The florin was a staple of British currency for over a century, and examples from the reign of George V remain popular with collectors. This 1912 date offers historical appeal as it falls within the first decade of the twentieth century. Ideal for collectors of British silver coinage or those seeking a quality example of Edwardian-era currency.