British Mandate Palestine 10 Mils dated 1941, struck in copper-nickel and produced at the Royal Mint (Tower Hill), London (United Kingdom).  Documented mintage: 400,000 for the 1941 issue (low mintage under 10 million).  • KM#/Pick#: KM# 4  • Country/Period: British Palestine — British Mandate (1920–1948)  • Ruler: — • Denomination: 10 Mils  • Year/Date: 1941  • Mint: Royal Mint (Tower Hill), London, United Kingdom  • Composition: Copper-nickel (75% Cu, 25% Ni)  • Weight: 6.50 g  • Diameter: 27 mm  • Thickness: 1.5 mm  • Edge: Plain / smooth  • Shape: Round with a round hole  • Alignment: Medal alignment (↑↑ / 0°)  • Mintage/Print run: 400,000 (1941)  Condition: Uncertified/ungraded coin. Please judge condition from the listing photos; any wear, marks, or toning are as shown. Ships protected in a coin flip/capsule and padded mailer. 30-day returns. Welcome to Treasure Trades — where every piece tells a story in metal. British Mandate Palestine 1941 10 Mils (KM#4) copper-nickel holed coin, Royal Mint London issue, documented mintage 400,000.  Act now — documented low mintage of 400,000 for the 1941 issue.  • Documented mintage: 400,000 for 1941  • Verified Royal Mint (Tower Hill), London production  • Classic holed 10 Mils type with trilingual legends (Hebrew/English/Arabic)  • Copper-nickel composition confirmed (75/25)  • Major catalog type: KM#4 (ideal for Mandate-era type sets)  British Palestine, British Mandate, 1941, 10 Mils, KM#4, Royal Mint London, Tower Hill, copper-nickel, holed coin, plain edge, medal alignment, mintage 400000 Sources: • Numista — “10 Mils — British Palestine (References: KM#4)” (mint, composition, full specs, and 1941 mintage table) — accessed Jan 18, 2026.  • NGC World Coin Price Guide (NumisMaster data) — “Palestine 10 Mils KM#4” (specifications; year-by-year listing shows 1941 mintage 400,000) — accessed Jan 18, 2026.  • PCGS CoinFacts — “1941 10 Mil (Regular Strike)” (mintage 400,000) — accessed Jan 18, 2026.