Palestine. 10 Mils 1933 - PCGS AU55

PALESTINE. 10 Mils. 1933.

- Value: 10 Mils.
- Year: 1933.
- Inscriptions: Obverse: PALESTINE · פלשתינה (א״י) · فلسطين · 1933 · ١٩٣٣ around the central hole; perforated peripheral edge. Reverse: 10 MILS · עשרה מיל · عشرة مِلّ around a vegetal crown; perforated peripheral edge.
- Grade: AU55 (PCGS).

Coin of 10 Mils in a base alloy with a central hole, a distinctive feature of the British Mandate emissions in Palestine. The obverse presents the territory’s name in English, Hebrew and Arabic together with the date in the Gregorian calendar and the Muslim calendar, reflecting the multilingual administration of the period. The reverse shows the face value in the three languages framing a delicate crown of stylized branches. It retains a large part of the original detail in leaves and typography, with slight wear at the highest points and a uniform patina in keeping with AU55 grade. A representative example of circulating coinage in the 1930s, in a context of increasing political complexity under British administration.

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