1887 GB Queen Victoria Jubilee Double Florin UNC

1887 GB Queen Victoria Jubilee Double Florin UNCThe 1887 Queen Victoria Jubilee Double Florin was issued during the Golden Jubilee of Queen Victoria, featuring her crowned Jubilee portrait. Struck in sterling silver, the coin carried a value of four shillings and was intended to simplify transactions. However, it quickly earned the nickname Barmaids Ruin due to its similarity in size and appearance to the crown coin. Bar staff frequently confused the two, accidentally giving five shillings change

while the reverse records the recipient’s service

It features aviator Sir Charles Kingsford Smith and civil engineer Lawrence Hargrave

Australian legal tender $1 coin with the ‘Leadbeater’s Possum’ Privy Mark issued by the Royal Australian Mint exclusively for ANDA in a mintage of 4

musicians can make their own sound even more unique with an authentic 10 gram sterling silver holiday 351 heavy guitar pick

This stunning coin release features an incused impression of the latest kookaburra design

He is often depicted holding an axe to cut down ignorance and a lotus flower

the final dates of the predecimal period are a crucial element of every Australian collection

featuring a pictorial envelope from the Christmas-Secular stamp issue

The Big Tasmanian Devil is a quirky roadside attraction located in Tasmania

Overall size: 236 x 303 x 20mm

The last Australian $2 note carried the facsimile signatures of Bob Johnston

and excellent value-for-money at just $20