1927 Canberra Florin about Uncirculated
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Description
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The 1927 Canberra Florin was Australia's first commemorative coin. It is also, arguably, the nation's most beautiful coin, with a superb reverse motif by acclaimed artist George Kruger Gray. Issued for the opening of Parliament House on May 9, the coin was struck from sterling silver. It is absolutely breathtaking in about Uncirculated condition, as here.
This coin was issued in a mintage of two million. This modest amount was thought to be sufficient, but on May 9, Australians queued in droves at Commonwealth Banks around the country to secure their coin. With the majority of the mintage having disappeared within nine months, the Canberra Florin's popularity was unmistakable.
Acclaimed artisan George Kruger Gray designed the famous reverse motif, rich with fine detail that is enhanced further by the precious metal. In breathtaking Extremely Fine, it's easy to see why this predecimal coin captivated the nation upon release.
Combining rich history, a phenomenal design and sought-after status, this coin is beautiful in about Uncirculated condition. Secure yours today - click 'add to cart' now!
Details & Specifications
Details & Specifications
Country of Issue: Australia
Year of Issue: 1927
Denomination: Florin
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Metal: Silver
Metal Purity (%): 92.5
Quality: Uncirculated
Diameter (mm): 28.5
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Issued By: Melbourne Mint
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