5 Mils Coin Necklace (silver)
139.00 $ – 149.00 $
This authentic Palestinian coin, transformed into a sterling silver pendant, is handmade by our Palestinian artisan jeweler, Ahmad, located in the old city of Jerusalem.
It is a 5 mil coin, with a diameter of 2 cm, featuring the inscriptions “Palestine” in Arabic, English, and Hebrew, along with the date of manufacture. The front displays the value of the coin accompanied by an olive branch, a strong symbol of Palestine.
A sterling silver chain is included.
Each piece of jewelry is unique and may vary slightly from the image.
Why should you get it?
This piece of jewelry combines elegance and originality, and is a valuable item that appreciates over time. By wearing it, you also showcase a historical symbol, affirming the existence of Palestine before 1948 and refuting claims by those who deny this reality.
History
The Palestinian pound (جُنَيْه فِلَسْطِينِيّ) was the official currency of Palestine from 1927 to 1947, succeeding the Ottoman pound and the Egyptian pound. Issued by the Palestine Currency Board, its bills and coins featured inscriptions in English, Arabic, and Hebrew. Coins were minted until 1947, although they did not circulate that year, while bills were issued until 1945.
It is a 5 mil coin, with a diameter of 2 cm, featuring the inscriptions “Palestine” in Arabic, English, and Hebrew, along with the date of manufacture. The front displays the value of the coin accompanied by an olive branch, a strong symbol of Palestine.
A sterling silver chain is included.
Each piece of jewelry is unique and may vary slightly from the image.
Why should you get it?
This piece of jewelry combines elegance and originality, and is a valuable item that appreciates over time. By wearing it, you also showcase a historical symbol, affirming the existence of Palestine before 1948 and refuting claims by those who deny this reality.
History
The Palestinian pound (جُنَيْه فِلَسْطِينِيّ) was the official currency of Palestine from 1927 to 1947, succeeding the Ottoman pound and the Egyptian pound. Issued by the Palestine Currency Board, its bills and coins featured inscriptions in English, Arabic, and Hebrew. Coins were minted until 1947, although they did not circulate that year, while bills were issued until 1945.