1917 AUSTRALIA FLORIN

A rare Australian florin from 1917, a significant piece of numismatic history. This two-shilling coin was minted during World War I and features the effigy of King George V on the obverse. The reverse displays the Australian coat of arms with a crowned lion at its apex.

As a pre-decimal silver coin, this florin represents an important era of Australian currency before the introduction of decimal currency in 1971. Collectors value early 20th-century Australian florins for their historical significance and precious metal content. The 1917 issue is particularly sought after by those specialising in World War I era coinage.

In collectible condition, this piece offers both historical appeal and tangible silver value, making it an excellent addition to any Australian coin collection.