1938 saw a change in both obverse and reverse designs on the florins. The obverse carried the uncrowned head of King George VI and represented something of a break from tradition which had that "colonial" coinage should show the crowned head of the reigning monarch.

The reverse design was a fine example of clutter.

There are no documented varieties of any of these florins.

The low mintage of the 1939 coin, together with it being the second of a series, means that the coin is quite rare in high grades.

Reverses

	F38M
	F39M
	F40M
	F41M

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