1902 FLORIN ( PROOF )

The 1902 Florin Proof is a distinguished numismatic specimen, struck with specially prepared dies to achieve mirror fields and frosted design elements characteristic of proof coinage. This two-shilling piece from the early Edwardian period showcases exceptional craftsmanship, with each detail of King Edward VII's portrait rendered with precision and clarity. Proof coins were produced in limited quantities for presentation and collection purposes, making them considerably scarcer than circulation strikes. This example represents a significant acquisition for serious collectors, combining historical importance with the technical excellence and rarity that define proof coinage from this era.