Main Description: Struck in 1940 at the Royal Mint in London during the British Mandate over Palestine, this 10 Mils coin features trilingual inscriptions in English, Arabic, and Hebrew, symbolizing the region’s diverse population under British rule. Made of copper-nickel with a distinctive center hole, this wartime-era issue had a documented mintage of only 1,500,000 pieces (Numista). • KM#: 4 • Country/Period: Palestine (British Mandate) • Ruler: George VI (not inscribed) • Denomination: 10 Mils • Year/Date: 1940 (also dated ١٩٤٠ and תש״), AH1359 • Mint: United Kingdom, London • Composition: Copper-nickel • Weight: 6.85 g • Diameter: 28 mm • Thickness: — • Edge: Smooth • Shape: Round with central hole • Alignment: Medal (↑↑) • Mintage/Print run: 1,500,000 (per Numista, 2023) Condition: Moderate circulation wear with clear legends and partial luster. Surface marks and patina consistent with age. 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. Add this low-mintage WWII-era coin to your Mandate collection—only 1.5 million minted. Why Buy: • Historic British Mandate of Palestine issue (1940) • Low mintage of 1,500,000 (Numista verified) • Struck at Royal Mint, London during WWII • Iconic trilingual design with central hole • Type coin for 10 Mils series (KM# 4) • Collectible representation of Middle Eastern colonial history Palestine, 1940, 10 Mils, British Mandate, KM 4, London Mint, low mintage, WWII coin, copper-nickel, George VI era, historic Middle East coin, trilingual coin, Palestine coin ⸻ Sources & Citations: Sources: • Numista (entry: Palestine 10 Mils, 1940, KM# 4) — accessed 2025-11-18 • Krause Standard Catalog of World Coins, 39th Edition (2012) — KM# 4 • Royal Mint historical issues – minting location cross-referenced