Discover the Palestine Currency Board P-6c 500 Mils Note

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Add a deeply historic and highly coveted piece to your world paper money collection with this 1939 Palestine Currency Board 500 Mils banknote. Issued during the turbulent British Mandate period, the currency of historic Palestine is immensely popular among serious numismatists for its beauty, rarity, and profound historical significance. This specific 500 Mils denomination (Pick #6c), dated 1939, features the iconic engravings of Rachel's Tomb near Bethlehem on the obverse and the Citadel of Jerusalem (Tower of David) on the reverse, serving as a stunning time capsule of the pre-WWII Middle East.

Finding Mandate-era notes intact is becoming increasingly difficult, making this certified example a fantastic acquisition. Professionally authenticated and graded Very Fine 20 (VF 20) by Paper Money Guaranty (PMG), this banknote boasts solid, whole paper that clearly shows its history in honest circulation while retaining strong details and eye appeal. Encapsulated in a protective, tamper-evident PMG holder, this historic note offers guaranteed authenticity and is ready to become a prized centerpiece in your specialized Middle Eastern or British Commonwealth portfolio.

• Issuing Authority: Palestine Currency Board (British Mandate)

• Year of Issue: 1939

• Denomination: 500 Mils (Half Pound)

• Catalog Reference: Pick #6c

• Professional Grade: PMG VF 20 (Very Fine)

• Key Design Elements: Rachel's Tomb (obverse) and the Citadel of Jerusalem / Tower of David (reverse)

• Authentication: Fully encapsulated and verified by Paper Money Guaranty (PMG

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