1934/35 Centenary Florin EF

1934/35 Centenary Florin EF1934 35 Melbourne Centenary Florin Weight 11. 31 grams Composition 92. 5% Silver, 7. 5% Copper Mint Melbourne Grade Extremely Fine The Melbourne Centenary Florin is my personal favourite of the entire Australian Pre decimal range. It encompasses several elements of collectability and desirability for any keen collector. low mintage of 75,000 with only 54,000 avoiding the melting pot. The introduction of these florins sparked controversy due to the

including the Third Battle of Ypres and the Battle of Beersheba

marked the 93rd anniversary of the end of World War I

Enterprise NCC-1701 including Captain Kirk

worth one-fifth of a Holey Dollar

99% pure silver

Engelhard Australia was a subsidiary of the US-based Engelhard Corporation

Two crossed arms above

this coin features a classic design with King Edward VII on the obverse and St

which features layers of engraving – not just on the coin’s surface

The word "Hell" was thus misinterpreted to be the proper English term for the afterlife

As the world watched the coronation of the young queen in 1953

allowing the coin to be displayed while remaining protected within its capsule