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31/12/2025

Mohammed V (1927-1957 – H 1346-1376).
50 daté (H 1357) en bronze aluminium
essai piéfort petit module à 12 pans.
Av. Étoile. Rv. Valeur. Lec. 206d. 6,00 grs.

06/10/2025

Sultan Mohammed V (1927-1953, 1955-1957)

The front side appears A view of a palace overlooking the valley, and texts are printed in purple-brown.

In the background a frame decorated with repeating patterns in brown, a view of a small town, Mountains. The value in figures and letters, as well as the words "Banque d'État du Maroc" are printed in violet-brown.
The numbering and alphabet are repeated at the bottom and top and are printed in black, as is the date of issue. At the bottom, the article of law is printed in violet-brown on the landscape.

Type Normal circulating banknotes
Issuing bank Banque D'État du Maroc
Years 1938-1951
Value 5000 Francs
Franc monetary unit (1910-1959)
Size 205 × 118mm

20/08/2025

The photo shows a 500 dirham coin minted in 2009, celebrating the anniversary of Versailles from 1959. The coin prominently displays the year and is associated with monetary value. It's categorized under tags such as mint, currency, money, cash, and coin.

The obverse (front) of the coin features a portrait of Mohamed VI, The portrait is set against a silver-colored band. Arabic script is visible around the perimeter of the coin. The date "2009-1430" appears in the lower-part of the silver band.

The reverse (back) of the coin also shows a gold-colored design on a silver band. The design depicts a historical building. Arabic script surrounds the image. The date "2009-1959" is in the central part of the coin, directly below the building. A number "500" is prominently displayed in gold and the words "DIRHAMS" are also visible. Further words and phrases, including "ANNIVERSAIRE DE LA CREATION DE BANK AL-MAGHRIB" and "المملكة المغربية" (in Arabic) are visible and provide additional context to the coin's meaning.

Issuer Morocco
Year 1430 (2009)
Value 500 Dirhams (500 MAD)
Currency Dirham (1960-date)
Composition Bimetallic: gold center in silver ring
Weight 28.89 g

01/07/2025

Country: Morocco (this was during the French protectorate period)
Ruler: Mohammed V (his reign was from 1927-1961)
Denomination: 10 Francs
Year: AH 1371 (which corresponds to 1951/1952 in the Gregorian calendar)

The image displays a rare Moroccan 10 Franc gold coin.
On the left side, we can read the inscriptions "MAROC" above and "10 FRANCS" below, both written in English with Arabic script beneath them which translates to "Morocco" and "Ten Francs," respectively.

On the right side of the coin, there is an elaborate six-pointed star, which is a prominent emblem in Islamic art and culture. This star is also known as the Moroccan pentagram or Sehimiye, Surrounding the star are various other texts which include "AH 1371", which corresponds to the year 1951 according to the Gregorian calendar,

Rarity and Value: Due to its gold composition, proof status, and historical significance (French protectorate era), this coin is highly collectible and likely commands a significant value. The precise value would depend on its condition (any wear or imperfections), grading by a reputable numismatic authority, and current market demand.

Mint: Paris (indicated by the mint mark, though it's small and might require magnification to see clearly. The mint mark is usually found on the coin's edge, but some proofs might have them on the face.)
Type: Proof (the high quality of the strike and the overall condition point to it being a proof coin, intended for collectors rather than general circulation.

Metal : Gold
years : 1951

19/06/2025

Abdul Hafeez I
Riyal for Abdul Hafeez I

The obverse (the front face) of the coin typically features inscriptions in Arabic calligraphy, including the name and title of Sultan Abdul Hafeez I. There is also a prominent date mentioned, likely the year of issue. Decorative elements such as floral motifs or geometric patterns often surround the text.

The reverse (the back face) of the coin can feature more inscriptions or geometric and aesthetic patterns. The image include a star- or flower-like image constructed with multiple rings, with inscription stating the coin's value.

Design: Both sides feature ornate Arabic calligraphy and decorative motifs commonly found on coins from that era.

Sultan Abdul Hafeez I reigned in Morocco from 1908 to 1912, a period of significant political and social changes in the country. Coins from his reign are of interest to numismatists (coin collectors) and historians.

Issuer: morocco
Dates: 1329 AH
Value: 10 dirham
Currency: riyal
Composition: Silver
Mint: Paris
Weight: 25g
Diameter: 37 mm

09/06/2025

Fifty francs during the French protectorate
The image shows a gold coin from the Empire Cherifien (Morocco). The obverse of the coin features an ornate star with the year 1377 AH (1957 AD) inscribed within. The inscription around the star reads "Empire Cherifien". The reverse of the coin features a star with the inscription "50 Francs". The inscription around the star reads "Maroc".
The Moroccan franc was the currency in circulation during the French protectorate in Morocco, effective from the Dahir of March 19, 1920. It remained the national currency until October 17, 1959. All coins can be easily identified as being from the Franco-Moroccan period by the presence of either the phrase "Empire Cherifien" or "Morocco." All coins included one of the two phrases mentioned above, and often both. All coins also bore the shape of a five- or six-pointed star.
Value : 50 francs
year : 1377 AH (1957 AD)
Currency : Franc
Composition : Gold

02/06/2025

4 fils, from Kingdom of Morocco for king solomon
Coin name: Fils Sulaymani, minted in Fez.
Moroccan bronze coin. This coin was circulated during the reign of Sulayman (1792 to 1822, or from 1206 to 1238). The coin features a six-pointed star on the front, while the back shows the date and place of minting. This coin was the local currency used by Moroccan Jewish merchants.
Type: 4 Fils AH 1289
Date: 1872
Mint/City Name: Fez
Metal: Bronze
Diameter: 27.50 mm
Weight: 9.53 g See less

05/03/2025

Issuer United States (US territories United States)
Ruling authority Federal republic (1776-date)
Years 1800-1808
Introducing a stunning piece of American history: the 1804 Half Cent.
The coin on the left features a profile portrait of a woman (Liberty), with flowing hair and a decorative element resembling flames behind her head, capturing the essence of liberty and freedom. The date, 1804, is artfully positioned at an angle below the bust, showcasing the craftsmanship of renowned engraver Robert Scot. The obverse is adorned with the bold inscription "LIBERTY," a timeless reminder of the values that shaped American community

The coin on the right shows the reverse side, where the value is beautifully encircled by a delicate wreath, symbolizing peace and prosperity. The inscription reads "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA HALF CENT 1/200," further emphasizing its significance in American currency history. This coin is not just a collectible; it's a conversation starter, a piece of art, and a testament to the rich heritage of the United States.

Value ½ Cent (1⁄200 USD)
Currency Dollar (1785-date)
Composition Copper
Weight 5.44 g
Diameter 23.5 mm

03/03/2025

King George III (1760-1820)
Years 1771-1775
Issuer United Kingdom (United Kingdom, British Overseas Territories and Crown Dependencies)

Introducing a stunning piece of history: the 1 Farthing coin from the reign of George III! This exquisite coin, minted in 1775, showcases the artistry and craftsmanship of its time. On one side, you'll find a detailed portrait of King George III, adorned with a laurel wreath, symbolizing victory and honor. The inscription "GEORGIVS III REX" elegantly encircles his likeness, celebrating his reign as a significant monarch in British history.

On the reverse side a woman is shown sitting gracefully, holding a branch of olive in one hand and a shield in the other. The inscription "BRITANNIA" proudly proclaims the identity of this iconic symbol of British strength and resilience. The year "1775" marks a pivotal moment in history, making this coin not just a currency but a tangible connection to the past.

Value 1 Farthing (1⁄960)
Currency Pound sterling (1158-1970)
Composition Copper
Weight 4.93 g
Diameter 23 mm

03/03/2025

Peter I
Copper coin of the Russian Empire.
1 kopeck in 1713. Peter I

Distinctive copper coin from the Russian Empire, minted in 1713 during the reign of the illustrious Peter I. This 1 kopeck piece is not just a currency; it’s a tangible piece of history that reflects the rich heritage and economic evolution of Russia. The coin features intricate engravings that showcase the artistry of the era, with inscriptions that tell stories of trade and daily life in the 18th century. Its weathered patina adds character, making it a perfect collectible for history enthusiasts and numismatists alike.

On one side, you’ll find the bold lettering that signifies its denomination and year, while the reverse showcases a striking depiction of a mounted figure, representing a knight or a warrior, symbolizing strength and valor.
1 kopeck in 1713.

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