Saudi Arabia 1/2 Ghirsh 1946 AH 1365 Countermarked "65"

The Saudi Arabia 1/2 Ghirsh 1946 AH 1365 Countermarked "65" is a unique and historic coin from Saudi Arabia. This coin is part of the numismatic history of the country and holds significance for collectors and enthusiasts alike. In 1946 AH (Islamic calendar year 1365), Saudi Arabia was under the rule of King Abdulaziz bin Abdulrahman, commonly known as Ibn Saud. This period marked a time of significant development and modernization in the country, as King Abdulaziz worked to unify the various regions of Saudi Arabia under his rule. The coin itself, with a denomination of 1/2 Ghirsh, is made of copper-nickel and features a countermark "65" indicating the year of issue. It is classified under KM# 29 and N# 142334 in numismatic catalogs. The coin is described as UNC- with mint luster, suggesting that it is in uncirculated condition with a shiny appearance. Overall, the Saudi Arabia 1/2 Ghirsh 1946 AH 1365 Countermarked "65" is a fascinating piece of history that reflects the cultural, political, and economic landscape of Saudi Arabia during that time period.

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