The Irish 1941 Florin coin, designed by Percy Metcalfe, features a harp on the reverse and the Irish coat of arms on the obverse. In 1941, Ireland was neutral during World War II, facing economic hardship and self-sufficiency challenges. The Irish 1941 Florin symbolized national pride and economic resilience during a turbulent period.
Struck in silver, the Irish 1941 Florin reflected Irelands commitment to maintaining a stable currency during wartime. Metcalfe’s design emphasized Irish heritage and unity, with the harp representing Ireland’s cultural identity. The Irish 1941 Florin became a symbol of both sovereignty and economic independence during the war.