I have noticed and bought quite a few cheapish Florins and the condition of the coin is extremely clean, very shiny lots of bling.
Now I am having troubles trying to accept that these 60 year old plus coins sold as raw coins could be in such good condition.
Soooooo
what has been done to them to have them appear so shiny?
I can tell a typically cleaned coin as the rim is still dirty as is between the lettering around the rim. Something is a miss as they look like polished silver?
Post a couple of pic's so wee can see them :ok:
like this. this is a pic from an Ebay auction
(http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r53/patchy001/likethis.jpg) (http://s141.photobucket.com/user/patchy001/media/likethis.jpg.html)
Looks good to me :ok:
Ok, I buy it I like Florins
Perhaps pulled from a roll that had been stored away.?
The only thing wrong with that coin is a little bit of fiction/rub from being in a loose-ish roll & a coin strike on the roo,otherwise very nice with full lustre.
that isn't that good a price, I just looked it up and I think you could get a slabbed ms63 or higher for that price
http://www.numisbid.com.au/Browse/PCGS/27775277/
Great looking coin, but I do like a Florin.