50 Cents

7-Sided Ship Coin (Sri Lanka 50 Cents)

Sri Lanka · 1994 (example based on commonality)

A heptagonal (seven-sided) coin featuring a large sailing vessel (Dhow) on the reverse and the state emblem on the obverse.

Country: Sri Lanka
Year: 1994 (example based on commonality)
Denomination: 50 Cents
Metal: Nickel brass plated steel or Cupro-nickel

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Overview

A heptagonal (seven-sided) coin featuring a large sailing vessel (Dhow) on the reverse and the state emblem on the obverse.

Historical significance

Representing the maritime history and trading significance of Sri Lanka, this design has been a staple of the nation's coinage through various metallurgical updates.

Estimated value

$0.10 - $1.00 USD (Circulated condition)

Care & preservation

Keep in a cool, dry place inside a protective sleeve or coin flip to prevent oxidation and scratches.

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