[NGC MS67] AH1371 (1951) Moroccan 50 Franc Aluminum Bronze Coin – An Artistic Masterpiece of the Reign of Mohammed V
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 🇲🇦 Overview
 This item was issued by the Kingdom of Morocco (Empire Chérifien du Maroc) in 1371 (1951 AD).
 This is a 50 franc Aluminum Bronze Coin.
 At the time of publication, Morocco was still under the French protectorate, but momentum for independence was growing.
 This coin is a symbolic currency issued during that transitional period.
 This is an important work that conveys to the present day the "essence of Islamic art," a fusion of religious art and national pride.
 It has been given a high rating of MS67 by NGC (Numismatic Guaranty Company).
 This is a masterpiece of the finest quality, remaining in almost perfect, unused condition even after more than 70 years.
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 Country of issue
 Kingdom of Morocco (Empire Chérifien du Maroc)
 Publication year
 AH1371 (1951 AD)
 Sultan
 Mohammed V (reigned 1927–1953, 1955–1957)
 face value
 50 Francs
 Currency Unit
 Franc (1910–1959)
 material
 Aluminum Bronze
 weight
 Approximately 7.9 grams
 diameter
 Approximately 27 mm
 Thickness
 Approximately 2.2 mm
 shape
 Round
 direction
 Coin Alignment ↑↓
 Stamping Technology
 Milled Edge
 Number of copies issued
 Approximately 10,000,000 copies
 Catalog Number
 KM#51, Y#51, Lec#281, Schön#43
 Appraisal
 NGC official certification MS67 (Mint State 67)
 foundry
 Monnaie de Paris (Paris Mint)
 🕌 The artistry of design
 Obverse
 In the center is engraved a five-pointed star (Solomon's Seal) enclosing the Islamic calendar date "AH1371."
 This star is a sacred symbol in Islamic culture that symbolizes "God's wisdom and protection."
 The interior and exterior of the building are adorned with beautiful Arabic calligraphy and botanical motifs.
 At the top is engraved the French words "EMPIRE CHÉRIFIEN (Sharif Empire)".
 This clearly shows that Morocco at that time was a state with inherited religious authority.
 Back (reverse)
 The denomination "50 FRANCS" is engraved in large letters in the center of the back.
 It is surrounded by delicate geometric patterns and Arabic script.
 The overall design is a perfect blend of French minting techniques and Moroccan Islamic decorative beauty.
 Although it is a currency, it possesses a beauty that makes it a kind of religious work of art.
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 🧭 Historical background
 The year this coin was issued, 1951 (1371 Hijri), marked a significant turning point in Morocco's modern history.
 The Sultan at the time, Mohammed V, resisted the French protectorate and
 He became a national hero for his support of the independence movement.
 This coin is one of the last series of coins issued under French rule.
 It embodies the pride of the Moroccan nation on the eve of independence.
 Morocco formally gained independence in 1956.
 This 50 franc piece went down in history as "a symbolic coin linking the old regime with the new era."
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 💎 NGC MS67 — Perfectly Preserved
 This item has been graded "MS67" by NGC (Numismatic Guaranty Company).
 This means that even though it is unused, the stamping, gloss and surface are in near perfect condition.
 The metallic luster is beautifully preserved, and the detailed design stands out clearly.
 It's amazing that even though it's over 70 years old, it shows almost no signs of wear or discoloration.
 Although aluminum bronze is a material that oxidizes easily,
 Very few specimens remain in this condition.
 It is fully sealed in an NGC slab case and is kept in optimal condition for long-term archiving.
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 🪙 Cultural and collectible value
 • Historical coins from the eve of Moroccan independence
 • Artistic Coin Series from the Period of Mohammed V
 • A fusion of Islamic geometric patterns and French minting technology
 • Rare, highly-certified MS67 specimen
 • Numista registration: #1705 (KM#51)
 This coin is not only popular among numismatic collectors,
 It is also an extremely valuable resource for researchers of the cultural history of the Middle East and North Africa, Islamic art, and the history of colonial monetary currency.
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 💰 Attractive as an investment and collectible
 Aluminum bronze has a golden glow,
 It is an alloy material that has a lightness and warmth different from gold coins.
 This gives the 50 franc coin both a luxurious appearance and metallic durability.
 Because it has been given an objective evaluation by NGC,
 It is also characterized by its extremely high reliability and distribution in the international market.
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 ✨ Conclusion
 "AH1371 (1951) Moroccan 50 franc aluminum bronze coin"
 This piece encapsulates the culture, faith, and artistic sensibility of pre-independence Morocco.
 Its brilliance transcends that of metal and continues to illuminate people's hearts across the ages.
 This coin has been preserved in a miraculously good condition, classified as NGC MS67.
 It is truly a "witness to history," conveying to the present day the golden age of Morocco's modern history.
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