6 Pence - George VI

正面描述	Left-facing crowned effigy of King George VI, rendered in high relief with fine detail to the crown and facial features. The legend encircles the portrait, reading GEORGE VI KING EMPEROR, with the abbreviated PM appearing to the right. The truncation of the bust is cleanly defined, and the design was executed by Percy Metcalfe in a restrained, classical style consistent with British colonial coinage of the period.
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边缘	Reeded
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附加信息	Southern Rhodesia's wartime silver coinage was debased from .925 to .500 fine in 1942, a direct consequence of silver supply pressures affecting sterling-area mints across the Commonwealth during the Second World War. The Royal Mint in Pretoria handled much of the output for Southern Rhodesian subsidiary coinage during this period, as London's capacity remained committed to war production. The .500 fine standard was retained after the war's end — Southern Rhodesia never returned to sterling silver for this denomination.

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