Palestine. 1 Mil 1927 - PCGS MS64

PALESTINE. 1 Mille 1927.

- Value: 1 Mille.
- Year: 1927.
- Inscriptions: Obverse: PALESTINE with inscriptions in Arabic and Hebrew, date 1927 and its equivalent in the Islamic calendar. Reverse: ONE MIL with denomination in Arabic and Hebrew around a central olive branch.
- Grade: MS64BN (PCGS).

Bronze coin issued under the British Mandate of Palestine, with a multilingual design representative of the administrative and cultural coexistence of the territory during the interwar period. The obverse presents the name PALESTINE accompanied by inscriptions in Arabic and Hebrew, while the reverse shows the denomination One Mil surrounding a stylized olive branch, a symbol of peace and regional prosperity. The engraving offers a clean and balanced style, with well-preserved reliefs and excellent definition in the leaves and characters. The specimen retains original surfaces with uniform brown tones and slightly reddish hues, plus residual luster visible under the patina. The small marks and dark specks observed are minimal and fully compatible with the high preservation MS64BN, making this piece an attractive historical testament to Palestinian numismatics of the 20th century.

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