On offer is a 1930 British one florin coin struck in 500 grade silver during the reign of King George V. This silver florin features the crowned cruciform shield reverse with national emblems and the obverse portrait of George V with Latin legend, a classic design of early 20th century British coinage.

The florin denomination was introduced in the 19th century as part of Britain’s move towards decimalisation and by 1930 was firmly established in everyday circulation. Coins of this period were produced by the Royal Mint and struck in .500 silver, reflecting the reduced silver content introduced after the First World War. The piece shows honest circulation wear consistent with age, with clear details remaining to both sides.

A genuine example of a George V silver florin that retains historical character and collectible appeal.

KEY FEATURES

✅ Genuine 500 grade silver British coin
✅ George V one florin dated 1930
✅ Cruciform shield reverse design
✅ British pre decimal silver currency
✅ Condition: Circulated with visible wear consistent with age

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