Liban. Type Collection of 9 old coins 1924-1941 including silver 50 Piaster 1936. (Fără preț de rezervă)

Type collection Lebanon (French Protectorate & World War II coinage) 9 different coins with various dates 1924-1941. Interesting lot, all 9 coins have a different catalogue number (KM)

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The Republic of Lebanon, situated on the eastern shore of the Mediterranean Sea between Syria and Israel, has an area of 4,015 sq. mi. (10,400 sq. km.). Capital: Beirut. The economy is based on agriculture, trade and tourism. Fruit, other foodstuffs and textiles are exported.
Almost at the beginning of recorded history, Lebanon appeared as the well-wooded hinterland of the Phoenicians who exploited its famous forests of cedar. The mountains were a Christian refuge and a Crusader stronghold. Lebanon, the history of which is essentially the same as that of Syria, came under control of the Ottoman Turks early in the 16th century. Following the collapse of the Ottoman Empire after World War I, Lebanon, along with Syria, became a French mandate. The French drew a border around the predominantly Christian Lebanon Sanjak or administrative subdivision and on Sept. 1, 1920, proclaimed the area the State of Grand Lebanon (Etat du Grand Liban) a republic under French control. France announced the independence of Lebanon on Nov. 26, 1941, but the last British and French troops didn’t leave until the end of August 1946.