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5 Francs - Mohammed V Gilt Essai
| Uitgever | Morocco |
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| Jaar | 1946 |
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| Gewicht | 12.09 g |
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| Beschrijving voorzijde | Central design features an intricately rendered Star of David (hexagram) formed by two overlapping triangles, enclosed within an ornate arabesque circular frame filled with stylized floral and foliate motifs characteristic of Moorish decorative art. The Hijri date 1365 is inscribed within a cartouche at the center of the star. The legend EMPIRE CHERIFIEN arcs along the upper periphery in Latin characters, while Arabic inscriptions occupy the lower portion of the border. The overall composition reflects the refined artistic tradition of the Moroccan Sharifian Empire under Mohammed V. |
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| Rand | Plain |
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| Aanvullende informatie |
Essais of the French Protectorate period were produced at the Paris Mint for official approval purposes, not circulation. This gilt copper strike of the 1946 5 Francs type sits in an awkward political moment: Mohammed V was already in open tension with French colonial authority, a friction that would culminate in his forced exile to Madagascar in 1953. The French administration continued issuing coinage in his name throughout, a mundane bureaucratic act that carried increasingly charged political weight.
Gilt essais of this type survive in very small numbers, almost entirely in institutional or specialist collections.