1951 Great Britain Two Shillings Florin King George VI UK Coin KM 878

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1951 Great Britain Two Shillings Florin King George VI UK Coin KM 878

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Year1951

KM Number878

Composition

Copper-Nickel

Country of OriginUnited Kingdom

CoinFlorin, Two Shillings

DenominationTwo Shillings

1951 Great Britain Two Shillings (Florin) featuring King George VI. One British pre-decimal circulation coin, offered individually.

Country: United Kingdom (Great Britain)

Year: 1951

Denomination: Two Shillings (Florin)

Monarch: King George VI

Composition: Copper-Nickel (no silver content)

Catalog Reference: KM# 878

Mint: Royal Mint, London

Finish: Regular circulation strike

Certification: Uncertified

Quantity: One coin

The obverse features the left-facing portrait of King George VI. The reverse displays a crowned Tudor rose with a thistle and shamrock, representing the nations of the United Kingdom.

This circulated coin retains clear lettering, strong central design details and a generally bright silver-gray appearance. Visible surface marks, fine scratches, and a noticeable nick along the reverse rim are present. Please examine both photographs for the actual condition.

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Condition

Circulated, ungraded coin with substantial remaining portrait, crown, rose and floral detail. Light to moderate surface wear, scattered contact marks, fine scratches and uneven reflectivity are visible. A noticeable nick or indentation appears at approximately 3 o'clock on the reverse rim. The surfaces require inspection for possible prior cleaning. No professional grading or certification is claimed. Both photographs show the actual coin offered.

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