The British 1937 Florin coin, designed by Edgar Bertram MacKennal, was minted following the coronation of King George VI. The coins design featured the Kings portrait and a floral motif, symbolizing both tradition and modernity. The 1937 Florins silver composition was in line with the British currency system, ensuring stability during a time of global economic uncertainty.
Economically, the 1937 Florin reflected the period between the Great Depression and the upcoming challenges of World War II. MacKennal’s design captured national pride while the silver content ensured the coins durability. The Florin became a key part of Britain’s currency during this turbulent period in its history.