Palestine pound

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The Palestine pound was the official currency used in the British-administered territory of Palestine during the first half of the 20th century, pegged to and modeled on the British pound sterling.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf currency
former currency
coinDenomination 1 mil
10 mils
100 mils
2 mils
20 mils
5 mils
50 mils
countryOrRegionOfUse British Mandate for Palestine
surface form: British Mandate of Palestine

Mandatory Palestine
denomination 1 pound
10 pounds
5 pounds
50 pounds
500 mils
denominationType banknote
coin
endTime 1952
follows Egyptian pound
historicalEra British Mandate for Palestine
surface form: British Mandate period
ISO4217Code none
issuingAuthority Palestine Currency Board
legalTenderEnd 1952
legalTenderStart 1 November 1927
modeledOn Pound sterling
surface form: pound sterling
monetarySystem decimal
peggedTo Pound sterling
surface form: pound sterling
replacedBy Egyptian pound
Israeli lira
Jordanian dinar
Syrian pound
scriptOnBanknotes Arabic script
Hebrew script
Latin script
startTime 1927
status no longer in circulation
subunit mils
subunitRatio 1 Palestine pound = 1000 mils
symbol £P
usedFor everyday transactions
government finance
international trade in the region
usedIn Mandatory Palestine
surface form: British-administered Palestine

Kingdom of Jordan
surface form: Emirate of Transjordan
writtenInLanguage Arabic
English
Hebrew

Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

British Mandate for Palestine currency Palestine pound
Jordanian dinar replacedCurrency Palestine pound
Palestine Post usedCurrencyOnStamps Palestine pound