The George V One Florin from 1920–1926 is a distinctive piece of British pre-decimal silver coinage from the years following the First World War. Featuring the portrait of King George V on the obverse and an ornate crowned cruciform shield design on the reverse, the florin is one of the most recognisable British coins of the period.

These issues were struck in .500 silver, following Britain’s reduction of the silver content of circulating coinage from 1920. With its impressive size, detailed heraldic design and genuine silver content, the George V Florin is an appealing addition to collections of British silver coins, George V coinage and historic pre-decimal currency.