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Australian florin, 1942
During World War Two both the Melbourne and Perth mints were heavily involved in war production. A need for additional coins, partly caused by the influx of US soldiers in Australia, was met by employing the USA mints of San Fransisco and Denver. This florin was struck in San Fransisco and has a small letter 'S' just above the date. Coins made at Denver bore the letter 'D'.
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Transferred from National Gallery of Victoria, 1976
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