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the money tree 1992

the money tree 1992 Algeria 100 Dinars Coin | Horse | Palm Tree | Horse | KM132 | 1992

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the money tree 1992 Algeria 100 Dinars Coin | Horse | Palm Tree | Horse | KM132 | 1992100 Dinars coin from Algeria (People's Democratic Republic of Algeria, ). The coin was circulated in 1992 2018 and will be picked randomly. Various grades from Good to Very fine. A photo is for advertising purposes only. The coin may have scratches, dirt, or damage from oxidation. Country: Algeria Continents: Africa Groupings: North Africa Denomination: 100 Dinars Value: 100 Dinars 100Dzd = Sek 7. 96 Type: Standard circulation coin Year: 1992 2018

100 Dinars coin from Algeria (People's Democratic Republic of Algeria, الجمهورية الجزائرية الديمقراطية الشعبية). The coin was circulated in 1992 - 2018 and will be picked randomly. Various grades from Good to Very fine. A photo is for advertising purposes only. The coin may have scratches, dirt, or damage from oxidation. 

Country: Algeria

Continents: Africa

Groupings: North Africa

Denomination: 100 Dinars

Value: 100 Dinars 100Dzd = Sek 7.96

Type: Standard circulation coin

Year: 1992 - 2018

Numismatic period: People's Democratic Republic 1964 - 2023

Number of coins: 1

Composition: Bi-Metallic: Copper-Aluminium-Nickel Center, Copper-Nickel Ring

Composition details: Aluminium-bronze center in stainless steel ring

Diameter: 29.5 mm.

Thickness: 2.3 mm.

Weight: 11 g.

Calendar: Islamic (Hijri)

Shape: Round

Technique: Milled

Orientation: Coin alignment ↑↓

Mint: Algiers

Obverse: The Face Value Is Written With A Palm Tree For The Number 1, The Obverse Of The Coin For The First 0 And Its Symmetry For The Second 0. It Is Surrounded With The Arabic Inscription "Bank Of Algeria" (On Top) And "Dinars" (Underneath) And Two Stars. The Palm Tree Is Inscribed Inside A Pattern Shaped Like A Door From The Southern Algeria.

Obverse lettering: بنك الجزائر 100 دينار

Reverse: A Head Of An Arabian Horse Looking Right Is Accompanied With The Year In The Islamic And The Gregorian Calendars And Surrounded With An Adornment

Reverse lettering: 1994 1415

Edge: Reeded (185 reeds)

ℹ Themes: Tree, Horse Or Equine, Animals

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