Israel - 25 Mils 1948 UNIFACE - NGC MS 60 - Aluminum, 3.8g, 30mm

Israel - 25 Mils 1948 UNIFACE - NGC MS 60 - Aluminum, 3.8g, 30mm Mintage: Few dozents, for most, 100-150 coins Population of NGC and PCGS grading companies: 2 coins graded higher (Grade 61). General Description: The Israel 25 Mils 1948 UNIFACE coin is one of the first coins issued by the newly established state of Israel. This particular uniface version was struck without a reverse, showing only the obverse design, which is a rare variation. Minted in 1948, it represents an important symbol of Israel’s early independence, marking the birth of the modern nation. The obverse features an Olive Branch, symbolizing peace, prosperity, and Israel’s hopes for a peaceful future. The Hebrew inscription "ישראל" (Israel) and the Arabic inscription "فلسطين" (Palestine) surround the olive branch, representing the national identity of the state. This is a special, one-sided variation of the original 25 Mils coin. The coin is graded NGC MS 60, reflecting its mint state condition, with minimal signs of wear. It is a great example of the rare uniface issue from the year 1948. Front: The obverse features the Olive Branch, with the inscription "ישראל" (Israel) in Hebrew and "فلسطين" (Palestine) in Arabic surrounding the branch. Back: There is no reverse design, as this is a uniface version of the coin, which only displays the obverse.