1902 Florin Edward VII Silver Coin

1902 UK silver Florin, struck at the Royal Mint in London in the same year as King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra's Coronation.

These coins feature a much-admired reverse by George William de Saulles, showing Britannia with her trident and shield, standing at the prow of a ship, her robes caught in the wind. This design was only used on Edward VII Florins and is paired with an uncrowned portrait of the King by the same artist.

• In the 1902 calendar year, the Royal Mint struck 2,189,575 sterling silver Florins
• The same design was also used on scarcer 1902 Matt Proof Florins, included in 1902 Proof Sets

S 3981, Bull 3577, ESC 919