1887 DOUBLE FLORIN ROMAN 1 ( AUNC ) 5

1887 Double Florin (AUNC)

The 1887 Double Florin from the United Kingdom is a significant piece of Victorian-era numismatic history, struck in sterling silver. Minted during Queen Victoria’s reign, this coin was introduced to simplify currency but was often mistaken for the slightly smaller crown due to its size. On the obverse, Queen Victoria is depicted wearing a crown and veil, symbolizing her as Empress of India. The reverse features a cruciform arrangement of shields bearing the national emblems of England, Scotland, and Ireland, encircled by the Order of the Garter.

Graded as About Uncirculated (AUNC), this coin exhibits minimal wear with nearly full mint luster. There may be slight friction on the highest points, but overall, the design details are sharp and well-preserved. Collectors seeking well-preserved examples of Victorian-era coins will appreciate this 1887 Double Florin in About Uncirculated condition.

Coin Summary:

• Material: Sterling Silver

• Monarch: Queen Victoria

• Denomination: Double Florin

• Country: United Kingdom

• Condition: About Uncirculated (AUNC)

• Year: 1887

• Weight: 22.62 grams

• Diameter: 36.00 mm