1938 Australian Florin - Sterling Silver Pre-Decimal Coin

Add a timeless piece of Australian numismatic history to your collection with this 1938 Australian Florin, struck in .925 sterling silver during the reign of King George VI.

The 1938 Florin was issued during a significant period in Australia's history, just one year after the coronation of King George VI. Featuring the portrait of King George VI on the obverse and the iconic Australian Coat of Arms on the reverse, this classic design has become a favourite among collectors of Australian pre-decimal coinage.

Struck in 92.5% sterling silver, the 1938 Florin offers both historical significance and precious metal content. Its enduring appeal makes it an excellent addition for collectors building a date set of Australian Florins, King George VI coinage, or pre-decimal silver collections.

With a mintage of approximately 8.41 million coins, the 1938 Florin remains a highly collectable issue and a tangible connection to Australia's pre-war era.

Coin Details

• Year: 1938
• Denomination: Florin (Two Shillings)
• Country: Australia
• Composition: 92.5% Silver (Sterling Silver)
• Diameter: 28.5mm
• KM Number: KM#40
• Monarch: King George VI
• Mintage: Approximately 8,410,000

Presentation

Your coin will be supplied in a protective 2x2 holder, ideal for safe storage, display, or gifting.

Important Information

This is a second-hand collectable item. Please carefully review all photographs prior to purchase, as the images shown are of the exact coin you will receive.

As this is a pre-owned collectable, natural toning, light wear, and age-related characteristics may be present and contribute to the coin's authenticity and historical appeal.