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250 Dirhams - Mohammed VI Enthronement 18th Anniversary

Issuer Bank Al-Maghrib
Year 2017
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Weight 28.28 g
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Obverse lettering محمد السادس المملكة المغربية 2017-1438
(Translation: Mohammed VI Kingdom of Morocco)
Reverse description Central depiction of the Bab Mansour gate of Meknes, a celebrated example of Moroccan monumental architecture, rendered in fine relief and flanked by two olive branches forming a wreath. Above the gate, the Royal Arms of Morocco appear. The Arabic commemorative legend arcs along the upper field, while the French commemorative inscription curves along the lower field. The denomination '250' is prominently displayed beneath the gate, with the Arabic denomination legend '250 مائتان وخمسون درهما' immediately below.
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Morocco's enthronement anniversary coinages are issued annually by Bank Al-Maghrib as a matter of state protocol, commemorating Mohammed VI's accession on July 30, 1999 — the day after Hassan II's death, with no formal interregnum. The 18th anniversary fell in a year of significant domestic constitutional tension, as debates over the Hirak Rif protest movement and its aftermath dominated the political calendar through late 2016 and into 2017.

The .925 fineness places this outside Morocco's earlier commemorative silver standard, which historically ran at .720 for circulating issues.

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