1894 Florin Victoria Silver Coin

1894 UK silver Florin, struck in London at the Royal Mint, late in the reign of Queen Victoria as part of an annual mintage of 1,952,842.

Each of these circulating sterling silver coins features the elegant Old Head portrait of Victoria, attributed to Sir Thomas Brock and accompanied by a legend that reads 'VICTORIA · DEI · GRA · BRITT · REGINA · FID · DEF · IND · IMP'. The reverse displays a design by Edward John Poynter.

• Three shields over a pair of crossed sceptres and a garter with a crown above and the date below
• The reverse inscription reads 'ONE · FLORIN · TWO · SHILLINGS' divided by the crown

S 3939, Bull 2964, ESC 878