Great Britain 2 shillings George VI KM-855 S-4081 PR 66 PCGS silver coin 1937

The 1937 Great Britain 2 Shillings George VI, KM-855, S-4081, is a splendid silver Proof florin issued during the coronation year of King George VI. Certified PCGS PR66, this historic coin celebrates British monarchy through exceptional heraldic artistry. The obverse features the king's uncrowned, left-facing portrait, carefully sculpted hair, refined facial features, HP engraver initials, and a surrounding royal legend. The reverse presents a magnificent crowned Tudor rose with layered petals, textured center, stem, and leaves, accompanied by a Scottish thistle and Irish shamrock. The ornate royal crown displays a cross, fleurs-de-lis, arches, and decorative jewels. The divided date 1937, TWO SHILLINGS denomination, G and R initials, and beaded border complete the composition. George VI became king in 1936 and guided Britain through World War II. Struck in .500 silver, this PCGS PR66 Proof beautifully preserves British royal symbolism. Add this remarkable florin to your collection!

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