1927 British Palestine 2 MilsA 1927 2 Mils coin from the British Mandate period of Palestine, this compact bronze piece is a useful addition for collectors of Middle Eastern and British Empire era coinage. It reflects the currency system used locally during the interwar years and is solidly manufactured for everyday handling. The coin is struck in bronze with a 28 mm diameter and 1. 6 mm thickness, offering good tactile presence despite its modest denomination. Country: Palestine

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it retains full details and original surface quality

Obverse: Features a bare-headed

Obverse: Portrait of King George VI facing left with the royal legend surrounding the effigy

Year: 1953

EF (Extremely Fine) indicates light wear on the highest points with most design details still sharp and attractive overall

Year: 1962

Reverse: Classic denomination design with clear detail and a sharply struck relief that contrasts against the polished background

This circulated example offers affordable access to a historic silver coin with just 180

functional token that reflects 19th-century American leather and footwear trade practices

28 g (approximate)

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