1888 GB Queen Victoria Double Florin gEF/aUNC

1888 GB Queen Victoria Double Florin gEF/aUNCStruck in 1888, the British double florin is a hefty silver coin famed for its bold design and short lived run. Often called the "Barmaids Ruin" for its confusing value, it features Queen Victorias crowned portrait and four royal shields. A quirky and unusual piece from Victorian Britains coinage history.

Since the formation of ANDA in Victoria in 1995

This milestone celebrated the establishment of a unified postal system and the introduction of the first stamps depicting Australian symbols and leaders

The Year of the Snake in 2013

the Faceless Men are a guild of from the Free City of Braavos who see themselves as servants of death who will bestow the gift of death as an end to suffering

whether in person or in spirit—like the birthday greeting that says “you are special to me

Note: each of these sets currently is stock has minor paint chipping on the ambulance $2 and as such has been priced accordingly

minted for Asian commerce

The Western Hemisphere of this extraordinary map is reflected in this stunning 2019 $5 Silver Proof Domed Coin

advanced our understanding of Earth's place within the vast cosmos

Each coin has the inscription 2018 YEAR OF THE DOG with The Perth Mint’s traditional ‘P’ mintmark

he created more than 1

are essential to maintaining biodiversity and supporting our agricultural industries