Palestine - 100 Mils 1934 - KM# 7 - Very Fine A 1934 Palestine 100 Mils coin with the lowest mintage among the 100 Mils issues struck during the British Mandate. Only 200,000 pieces were issued. The mil was the commonly used Hebrew name for the coinage unit that served as legal tender in Palestine during the British Mandate. It later became the official name of the coinage unit in the State of Israel until 1952. Obverse: At the center appears an olive branch with seven leaves. At the base of the branch, the year 1934 appears in Western numerals on the left and Arabic numerals on the right. Around the rim appears the name “PALESTINE” in English, Hebrew and Arabic. Reverse: At the center is a circle containing the denomination “100”, shown in Western numerals above and Arabic numerals below. Around the circle appears the denomination “One Hundred Mils” in Hebrew, English and Arabic. Metal: Silver 720, copper 280 Weight: 11.66 g Diameter: 29 mm Edge: Reeded Mintage: 200,000 Catalogue number: KM# 7 Condition: Very Fine



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