10 Milliemes

Sudan's first independent coinage was issued in 1956, the same year the country declared independence from Anglo-Egyptian Condominium rule — a joint administration that had governed since 1899. The Bank of Sudan moved quickly to establish a distinct monetary identity, and these bronze millieme denominations formed the backbone of everyday small commerce in a newly sovereign state still reliant on agricultural markets and subsistence trade.

The extended date range reflects a long uninterrupted issue rather than restrikes; the dies changed little across the series.