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| 正面描述 | Plain field bearing the denomination numeral '1' in large incuse figures at centre, flanked above by the Latin legend 'SYRIE' and below by 'PIASTRE', all in boldly raised block lettering. The design is stark and utilitarian in style, consistent with emergency wartime pattern coinage. No effigy or decorative device is present; the entire face is devoted to the country name and face value. |
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| 背面文字 | Arabic |
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Syria and Lebanon were under Vichy French administration when this piece was produced in 1941, and the practical pressures of wartime metal rationing drove experimentation with aluminium as a substitute for the nickel and bronze alloys no longer reliably available. The Banque de Syrie et du Liban had limited room to maneuver — Vichy controlled monetary policy, the Free French were pressing from outside, and base metal supplies were disrupted across the entire Levant. This piece never entered circulation, remaining a pattern.