Palestine - 500 mils 1939 - PMG 63 EPQ - Prefix F - Extremely Rare

Palestine - 500 mils 1939 - PMG 63 EPQ - Prefix F - Extremely Rare

The collectors who hold banknotes of such a high standard are not in a hurry to sell them... The opportunity presented to you to obtain such a special and unusual item is extremely rare and appears at best once a decade. According to the grading company PMG only 9 notes are graded above grade 58. And above this banknote grading, only 5 banknotes are known in the PMG company. An item of exceptional quality and a great addition to any collection.

In 1917, the British conquered Israel from the Ottomans and British military rule in Israel began.

The Currency Bank Banknotes were the first to be issued for Israel (formerly Palestine).

Entered circulation on Monday, November 1, 1927, and served as a legal proceeding in Jordan and the Gaza Strip as well.

The banknote values ​​in the series were 500 miles, £ 1, £ 5, £ 10, £ 50 and £ 100.

The banknotes were of different colors, bearing paintings of the Tower of David, the Dome of the Rock, the White Tower, and Rachel's Tomb.

Observe: Painting of Rachel's Tomb.

Reverse: Painting of the Tower of David.

Watermark: Olive tree branch

Signatures: P. EZECHIAL J. CAULCUTT H.F DOWNIE

Number color: black

Dimensions: 127X76 mm

SKU: KM # 6c