Help With Grading Vicky Florins And Crowns

Cool coins! The one you identified as an '1887 Something' is a double florin. I know nothing about the coins of Great Britain so I can't help you with value or desirability, but couldn't pass up investigating that one.

Thanks Harry. When you say the Crown is a F+ or VF- were you referring to the 1890 crown or the 1844 crown? And what do you mean by sketchy?

Thanks. What do you mean by the eye appeal is sketchy?

The 1844 crown has seen a lot of circulation. Even though a nice type of coin and a very scarce date, for a serious collector it is only a hole filler (a rarish kind of holien filler). It looks a G+ or around
The 1894 Florin on the other hand, is a EF, even an EF+ coni (in British grading system) and a very lovely example of it. It is definately a keper (shame on my 1899 Florin in my per-type set!)
The 1887 double florin is a solid VG adn has a very good eye appeal. It looks and feels old, certainly a collectible one.
The 1890 Crown has toned very ugly, and seen some rough circulation. It doesn't look nice to my eye, but overall a passable coin. It is a F+, maybe a VF with uneven toning/uneven rubbing.
These are just my options.