1937 PALESTINE TEN MILS
£50.00
A 1937 Palestine Ten Mils coin from the British Mandate period, struck in bronze and featuring trilingual legends in English, Arabic, and Hebrew. A scarcer mid‑series issue with a mintage of only 750,000.
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The 1937 Palestine Ten Mils is part of the British Mandate coinage issued between 1927 and 1946. Struck in bronze, the coin features the denomination TEN MILS in English, Arabic, and Hebrew — a distinctive trilingual format reflecting the administrative and cultural structure of Mandatory Palestine.
The obverse displays the word PALESTINE in all three languages, along with the date 1937 and the Alef (א) mintmark used on most issues of the series. These coins were produced at the Royal Mint and circulated widely across the region.
The 1937 Ten Mils is a desirable mid‑period issue, notable for its lower mintage of 750,000, making it significantly scarcer than later wartime issues.
Obverse
Legend PALESTINE in English, Arabic, and Hebrew. Date 1937 below. Mintmark: Alef (א).
Reverse
Denomination TEN MILS in English, Arabic, and Hebrew. Central hole with olive‑branch wreath.
Historical Notes
- Issued under the British Mandate of Palestine (1920–1948).
- Trilingual legends reflect the administrative languages of the territory.
- Struck at the Royal Mint.
- 1937 is a scarcer mid‑series year with reduced production.
Specifications
- Country: Palestine (British Mandate)
- Denomination: Ten Mils
- Year: 1937
- Metal: Bronze
- Weight: 6.48 g
- Diameter: 28.5 mm
- Edge: Plain
- Mint: Royal Mint
- Mintmark: Alef
- Obverse: PALESTINE legend in three languages
- Reverse: TEN MILS denomination with wreath
- Mintage: 750,000
- Catalogue References:
- KM: 4
- SCWC: KM‑4
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