1856 FLORIN ( EF )

The 1856 Florin from the United Kingdom is a sterling silver coin minted during Queen Victoria’s reign, representing an early issue of the florin denomination. Introduced as part of the currency reform, the florin was valued at two shillings. On the obverse, Queen Victoria is depicted wearing a crown and veil, symbolizing her as Empress of India. The reverse features a cruciform design with crowned shields representing England, Scotland, and Ireland.

Graded as Extremely Fine (EF), this coin exhibits minimal wear with traces of mint luster still evident. The design details are sharp and well-defined, showcasing the craftsmanship of the era. This 1856 Florin in EF condition is highly desirable among collectors for its historical significance and aesthetic appeal.

Coin Summary:

• Material: Sterling Silver

• Monarch: Queen Victoria

• Denomination: Florin

• Country: United Kingdom

• Condition: Extremely Fine (EF)

• Year: 1856

• Weight: Approximately 11.31 grams

• Diameter: Approximately 28.5 mm