1959 Australian Florin - 50% Silver Pre-Decimal Coin

Add a classic piece of Australia's pre-decimal heritage to your collection with this 1959 Australian Florin, struck in 50% silver and featuring the iconic designs that defined Australian coinage for generations.

The Florin, valued at two shillings, was one of Australia's most widely circulated pre-decimal denominations and remained in use until the changeover to decimal currency in 1966. By 1959, Florins were being struck in a 50% silver alloy, making them an affordable and popular choice for collectors seeking genuine Australian silver coins.

This 1959 issue features the youthful portrait of Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse and the traditional Australian Coat of Arms on the reverse. Combining historical significance, silver content, and attractive design, the 1959 Florin remains a staple of Australian coin collections.

With a mintage of approximately 3.5 million coins, this issue is considerably scarcer than many later Florins, adding further appeal for collectors assembling date sets or investing in Australia's pre-decimal silver coinage.

Coin Details

• Year: 1959
• Denomination: Florin (Two Shillings)
• Country: Australia
• Composition: 50% Silver
• Diameter: 28.5mm
• KM Number: KM#60
• Monarch: Queen Elizabeth II
• Mintage: Approximately 3,500,000

Presentation

Your coin will be supplied in a protective clear capsule, ready for safe storage, display, or gifting.

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.