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Discover the Morocco 50 Francs 1952, a stunning coin full of history and stories from the many hands it’s passed through. At Hoard Of The Rings, you can have this unique piece handcrafted into a memorable piece of art, perfect for your jewellery collection. Whether you're commemorating a specific year, birthday, anniversary, or seeking a keepsake of fond memories from a special place, this coin offers timeless significance. Trust Hoard Of The Rings to transform this remarkable coin into a meaningful gift that carries both history and personal value.

Morocco 50 Francs 1952

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  • 🇲🇦 Morocco 1962 50 Franc Coin

    🪙 Overview

    The 1962 Morocco 50 Franc coin is a circulating coin issued shortly after Morocco gained independence, reflecting the country's evolving national identity. It is part of the post-colonial coinage series minted to establish Morocco's monetary sovereignty.

    🔍 Key Specifications

    Feature

    Details

    Country

    Morocco

    Year

    1962

    Denomination

    50 Francs

    Composition

    Aluminum-Bronze

    Weight

    Approximately 7.9 grams

    Diameter

    27 mm

    Edge

    Smooth

    Shape

    Round

    Mint

    Paris Mint (Banque de France)

    👑 Obverse Design

    • Features the date "1962" prominently within a decorative inner circle.

    • Central motif includes a doubled tri-lobe star surrounding the date, symbolizing Moroccan heritage and Islamic art influences.

    • The design is simple yet elegant, emphasizing clarity and national symbolism.

    🌟 Reverse Design

    • Displays the value "50 FRANCS" within a doubled square frame, encircled by a ring.

    • Arabic script inscriptions denote the country name and denomination, reflecting Morocco's official languages and cultural identity.

    • The reverse design balances geometric precision with traditional motifs.

    🧭 Historical Context

    The 1962 50 Franc coin was minted during a period of transition for Morocco, following its independence from French colonial rule in 1956. The coin represents Morocco's efforts to establish its own currency system and national symbols.

    The use of aluminum-bronze was typical for mid-20th century coins, balancing durability and cost.

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