1939-41 Sheehan/McFarlane Ten Shillings Note
Obverse:George V.
Reverse:Manufactures.
Signatories:H. J.Sheehan, Governor, Commonwealth Bank of Australia.
S. G. McFarlane, Secretary to the Treasury.
Size:137.16mm (width), 76.20mm (height).
Composition:Paper - 77 gsm.
Watermark:Captain Cook in left oval.
'HALF' behind each signature.
Mintage:126,380,000
Serial
Numbers:		Prefix D, Eor F over numeral
D/98 120001 to F/24 500000.

Valuation :
1939-41 Sheehan/McFarlane Ten Shillings Note

Very
Good		FineVery
Fine		Extra
Fine		Almost
Uncirc.		Crisp Flat
Uncirc.
200230651503756751,100

Notes:

Introduced following the death of King George V, the design of the King George VI ten shilling note remained unchanged throughout his reign, with only the signatories being modified. The first signature combination - Sheehan/McFarlane - was printed in orange, while the remaining combinations until 1954 were printed in black.

Approximately 451,528,000 ten shilling notes were produced between 1939 and 1954 when new Matthew Flinders notes were introduced.

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