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1918 Florin

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Had the opportunity to purchase some British Empire silver coinage today at a very modest premium over melt. I imagine this is a common issue in the U.K. but it's not something seen everyday on this side of the pond. Your thoughts on the grade and desirability of this specimen are welcomed.

1918-Florin

1918-Florin
Colligo ergo sum
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VF on obverse, AEF on reverse.
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I'd call it aVF.

A quite common coin, as you said. Perhaps worth just a bit over melt.
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I give it a VF as well. The silver content was reduced from .925 to .500 after WWI, so the Brits could pay for the war, they were about broke. I've picked up a few of these for post-1920 content melt, some dealers don't check them very carefully.

WWII broke what was left of the British economy, by 1947 all silver content was gone.
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