Palestine - 100 Mils 1934 - British Mandate - Cleaned - KM#7

Palestine - 100 Mils 1934 - British Mandate - Cleaned - KM#7 A 1934 Palestine 100 Mils coin issued during the British Mandate period. The mil was the subdivision of the Palestine pound, with one pound divided into 1,000 mils. Mandatory Palestine coinage carried inscriptions in Hebrew, English and Arabic, with the Hebrew name of the country including the abbreviation "(א"י)", standing for "ארץ ישראל" ("Eretz Israel" - Land of Israel). Obverse: A stylized olive branch in the center. The country name appears around the perimeter in three languages: "פלשתינה (א"י)" ("Palestine - Eretz Israel") "PALESTINE" "فلسطين" ("Palestine") The date 1934 appears below in Western and Arabic numerals. Reverse: The denomination 100 Mils appears in Hebrew, English and Arabic: "מאה מיל" ("One Hundred Mils") "ONE HUNDRED MILS" "ماية مل" ("One Hundred Mils") The numeral 100 appears in the center, with the denomination in Arabic numerals below. Metal: .720 silver. Gross Weight: 11.7 g. Net Silver: approximately 8.42 g, approximately 0.271 troy oz. Diameter: 28.5 mm. Edge: Reeded. Mintage: 200,000. Catalog: KM#7. The coin has been cleaned, with cleaning marks visible on its surfaces.