Britain 2 shillings / 1 florin Elizabeth II KM-892 S-4138 PR 64 PCGS coin 1953

This silver coin from Great Britain, issued in 1953, belongs to the earliest period of Queen Elizabeth II’s reign and reflects the refined aesthetic of mid-20th-century British numismatics. Struck in the year of her coronation, it represents a key historical moment and remains highly appealing to collectors of royal and Commonwealth coinage.

The obverse displays a right-facing portrait of Queen Elizabeth II with youthful facial features and a calm, dignified expression. Her hair is carefully styled and tied back with a ribbon, with fine strands clearly defined. The portrait is surrounded by smooth, mirrored fields and framed by a beaded border along the rim, enhancing the clarity and balance of the design.

The reverse is dominated by a large crowned Tudor rose at the center, a traditional symbol of the British monarchy. Surrounding the rose are stylized floral emblems representing the nations of the United Kingdom: a thistle, a shamrock, and a leek, each rendered with sharp relief and decorative detail. The composition is symmetrical and enclosed by a beaded rim that mirrors the obverse.

Struck in silver with Proof quality, this coin is certified by PCGS as PR64, confirming its preserved surfaces and attractive eye appeal. As an early Elizabeth II issue from a landmark year, it holds lasting historical value and makes a strong addition to any collection focused on British royalty or classic silver coinage.

🌟 If you’re looking for a specific coin or have a personal wishlist — send it to us at contact@coinsberg.com