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The Arabic 1 issue should be reviewed as its own collector identity rather than blended with the Roman I type. Treat variety-level rarity carefully: CIS should rely on verified pricing evidence, availability, grade, source confidence and live valuation output rather than assuming a separate mintage where the evidence is not clean.
The double florin was introduced in 1887 during Queen Victoria’s Jubilee coinage and remained a short-lived sterling silver denomination through 1890. The 1887 issue is important because collectors recognise both Roman I and Arabic 1 date styles within the first year.
Description
The 1887 Double Florin Arabic 1 is one of the recognised first-year varieties of Queen Victoria’s short-lived double florin series. CIS separates it from the Roman I variety so the page can keep identity, pricing context and valuation signals clean.
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Quick Facts
1887
Denomination
Year
Double Florin

Monarch
Victoria

Era
Victorian
No records available
Mintage
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes the 1887 Double Florin Arabic 1 different?
It uses an Arabic numeral 1 in the date, unlike the Roman I variety. CIS keeps the two first-year varieties separate because collector demand and market pricing can treat them differently.
Specifications
Metal
Fineness
Weight
Diameter
Edge
Type
Mintage
Period
Mint
Design
Silver
0.925
22.62 g
36.0 mm
Reeded
Milled
No records available
Modern Silver (1816-1919)
Royal Mint (London)
Jubilee Head Double Florin Type
1887 Double Florin Roman I
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