1940 Australian Florin - 92.5% Silver Pre-Decimal Coin

Add a genuine piece of Australian history to your collection with this 1940 Australian Florin, struck in .925 sterling silver during the golden era of Australia's pre-decimal coinage.

The Florin was one of Australia's most iconic circulating coins, issued between 1910 and 1963. Coins struck from 1910 to 1945 were minted from 92.5% silver, making them highly sought after by collectors and silver enthusiasts alike. Featuring the classic Australian Coat of Arms reverse and the portrait of King George VI on the obverse, this 1940 issue is a wonderful example of Australia's numismatic heritage.

With a mintage of approximately 8.41 million coins, the 1940 Florin remains a popular collector's piece, particularly in higher grades. This example presents well and would make an excellent addition to any Australian pre-decimal collection, silver coin collection, or historical coin display.

Coin Details

• Year: 1940
• Denomination: Florin (Two Shillings)
• Country: Australia
• Composition: 92.5% Silver
• Diameter: 28.5mm
• KM Number: KM#40
• Monarch: King George VI
• Mintage: Approximately 8,410,000

Presentation

Your coin will be supplied in a protective 2x2 holder, ready for storage or display.

Important Information

This is a second-hand collectable item. Please carefully review all photographs prior to purchase, as the images shown are of the exact coin you will receive.