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1.8 million pieces were coined of this one-year type in the inaugural year of coinage of the Republic of Lebanon. 3 finest certified at PCGS MS-65.Cornucopia mint mark for Monnaie de Paris, and Torch mark for Henri-Auguste-Jules Patey, General coin engraver, Monnaie de Paris (1896-1930).

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One-year type from the first year of coinage for Grand Liban. Cornucopia mint mark for Monnaie de Paris, and Torch mark for Henri-Auguste-Jules Patey, General coin engraver, Monnaie de Paris (1896-1930).

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One-year type with the Torch mark for Henri-Auguste-Jules Patey, General coin engraver, Monnaie de Paris (1896-1930). All other minted copper-nickel 1 Piastres have the wing engraver mark in the right position. Cornucopia mint mark for Monnaie de Paris.

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UNC with mint luster. One-year type with the Torch mark for Henri-Auguste-Jules Patey, General coin engraver, Monnaie de Paris (1896-1930). All other minted copper-nickel 1 Piastres have the wing engraver mark in the right position. Cornucopia mint mark for Monnaie de Paris.

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Owned. Ensayador Henri-Auguste Patey

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Cornucopia mint mark for Monnaie de Paris, and Torch mark for Henri-Auguste-Jules Patey, General coin engraver (1896-1930). "Normal" left-right division of the privy marks. Finest example is graded PCGS MS-65+

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torch to the right. The Piastre was the official currency of Lebanon from 1924 until 1986 when it was replaced by the Lebanese Pound. (Antorcha) Henri-Auguste-Jules Patey, Grabador general de monedas, Monnaie de Paris (1896-1930)

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Cornucopia mint mark for Monnaie de Paris, and Torch mark for Henri-Auguste-Jules Patey, General coin engraver (1896-1930). The coin, appreciated with the second-highest NGC grading among those awarded to date.