Palestine – 10 Mils 1942 – PCGS MS 65

Palestine – 10 Mils 1942 – PCGS MS 65 The coin displays a beautiful and natural patina that has gradually developed over the years across the surface of the metal. This delicate layer of natural oxidation gives the coin its distinctive tone and character. In this case, the patina reveals stunning warm hues of yellow, and green, softly blending to create remarkable visual depth. The harmonious mix of colors highlights the fine design details and lends the coin an elegant, authentic appearance. Such patina is considered rare and highly desirable, reflecting long-term natural preservation without cleaning or artificial intervention. MIL, was the Hebrew name of the coin that was legal in Israel during the British Mandate, and then the official name of the coin in the State of Israel until 1952. Observe: Central hole with the date above in English and below in Arabic numerals; "PALESTINE" in English above, Hebrew to left, and Arabic to right. Reverse: Central hole surrounded by wreath of olive leaves, inscriptions around, "10 MilsS" in English, Arabic and Hebrew, with numeral 10 of the English phrase at top. Metal: Copernickel Diameter: 27 mm Weight: 6.47 grams Edge: plain Mintage: 600,000 Catalog Number: KM # 4