Name/Title
CE 1953 – Morocco, Mohammed V, Silver 100 Francs, Paris MintDescription
Silver 100 francs coin issued in 1953 (AH 1372) during the reign of Sultan Mohammed V under the French Protectorate of Morocco. Struck at the Paris Mint in .720 fine silver, with a standard weight of 4 g and diameter of 22 mm. Designed by engraver Jean Hainaut. The obverse features a six-pointed star formed by overlapping triangles, enclosing a five-pointed star within a circular field. Stylized arabesque ornaments occupy the triangular spaces, surrounded by Arabic inscriptions, including an identification of the Paris Mint. The reverse displays “MAROC,” “100 FRANCS,” and “EMPIRE CHÉRIFIEN,” together with Arabic inscriptions and the dates 1953 and AH 1372. The specimen exhibits brown-gray discoloration concentrated in recessed areas, fine surface marks, and minor rim irregularities. The principal designs and inscriptions remain legible. Catalogue references: Y#52; Lecompte 288; Schön 44.Create Date
October 18, 2026Update Date
October 18, 2026
