Unreferenced date July 2010 Image French Indochina 100 Piastres.png thumb right 275px A 100 piastre note from French Indochina , circa 1954 . Image French Indochina Piastre 1885.jpg thumb 275px French Indochina Piastre 1885 The word piastre or piaster originates from the Italian for thin metal plate . The name was applied to Spanish and Latin American pieces of eight , or pesos, by Venice Venetian traders in the Levant in the 16th century. These pesos, minted continually for centuries, were readily accepted by traders in many parts of the world. After the countries of Latin America had gained independence, pesos of Mexico began flowing in through the trade routes, and became prolific in the Far East , taking the place of the Spanish pieces of eight which had been introduced by the Spanish at Manila , and by the Portuguese people Portuguese at Malacca . When the French colonised Indochina, they began issuing the new piastre de commerce , which was equal in value to the familiar Spanish and Mexican ... piastre by the late 19th century so as to be worth about two pence 2d sterling . Hence the name piastre referred to two distinct kinds of coins in two distinct parts of the world, both of which ... Cypriot , and Egyptian pound Egyptian pounds. Meanwhile, in Indo China, the piastre continued into the 1950s ... ng dong in Cambodia , Laos , and Vietnam respectively. As a main unit French Indochinese piastre Ottoman Turkish piastre As a sub unit 1 100 of the Egyptian pound 1 100 of the Jordanian dinar 1 100 ... in this way, the term is often pronounced and spelled piasse pl. piasses . Piastre was also the original ... islands, most notably Haiti. Piastre is another name for kuru , 1 100 of the Turkish new lira , as well as the Turkish lira old lira . The piastre is still used in Mauritius when bidding in auction ... to 2 rupees. Citation needed date November 2009 The term piastre is used in the game Resort ... eo Piastro fr Piastre it Piastra moneta lt Piastras ja nds Piaster pl Piastr pt Piastra ru ... more details
pp move indef small yes The piastre lang ar qirsh , , pronounced irsh was the currency of Egypt until 1834. It was subdivided into 40 para , each of 3 akce . History The piastre was based on the Turkish kuru , introduced while Egypt was part of the Ottoman Empire . As in Turkey, debasement lead to the piastre falling significantly in value. In 1834, the Egyptian pound pound , or gineih Arabic was introduced as the chief unit of currency, worth 100 piastre. The piastre continues in use to the present day as a subdivision of the pound. Coins In the early 19th century, Billon alloy billon coins in denominations of 1 acke, 1, 5, 10 and 20 para, and 1 qirsh were in circulation, along with gold coins denominated as , , 1, 2 and 3 mahbub . References refbegin numis cite SCWC date 1991 refend External links Category History of Egypt Category Economy of Egypt Category Modern obsolete currencies Category Currencies of Africa Category 1834 disestablishments ... more details
100 piastre riel, 1954 image 2 French Indochina Piastre 1885.jpg image title 2 French Indochina Piastre 1885 using countries flag French Indochina subunit ratio 1 1 100 subunit name 1 cent symbol p used coins , , 1, 5, 10, 20, 50 cents 1 piastre used banknotes 10, 20, 50 cents, 1, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, 500 piastres issuing authority Banque de l Indochine obsolete notice Y The piastre de commerce ... a new silver Piastre de commerce and associated subsidiary coinage throughout the entire French Indo China Indo Chinese colonies in order to increase monetary stability. The piastre was initially equivalent to the Mexican peso . The piastre was therefore a direct lineal descendent of the Spanish ... on a silver standard of 1 piastre 24.4935 grams pure silver. This was reduced to 24.3 grams in 1895. French Indo China was one of the last places to abandon the silver standard . The piastre ... exchange standard. The silver standard was restored in 1921 and maintained until 1930, when the piastre was pegged to the franc at a rate of 1 piastre 10 francs. During the World War II Japan ese occupation, an exchange rate of 0.976 piastre 1 Japanese yen operated, with the pre war peg to the franc ... was changed to 1 piastre 17 francs. In 1946, the North Vietnamese ng was introduced, which replaced the piastre at par. In 1952 1953, the Lao kip 1952 , Cambodian riel 1953 , and South Vietnamese ng 1953 were introduced at par with the piastre. Initially, the paper money bearing denominations both in the local currency and the piastre, but coins were denominated in the national units since the beginning. These initially circulated alongside the old piastre currency. The peg of 1 piastre ... on. In 1885, bronze 1 cent and silver 10, 20 and 50 cent and 1 piastre coins were introduced. These were ... piastre coins. The last piastre coins were issued in the name of the Indochinese Federation . The first ... 1925, Haiphong Branch In 1892, the Banque de l Indochine introduced 1 piastre notes, followed ... more details
Summary Non free use rationale Description The obverse of an Egyptian old not used Coin. Source Scanned and edited by User Mabuhelwa span style font family Script color 000000 fontsize 4 big M. big small Abubhelwa small sup small User talk Mabuhelwa font color 0088AA small TALK small font small sup span Article Egyptian pound Portion All Low resolution yes Purpose Represents the subject the way no other media or recreation can. Replaceability None. other information Licensing non free currency ... more details
Infobox Currency currency name in local Franc image 1 Cambodia 2 Francs 1860.jpg image title 1 2 Francs 1860 using countries Cambodia subunit ratio 1 1 100 subunit name 1 centime superunit ratio 1 5.37 superunit name 1 piastre rarely used coins 1, 5, 10, 25, 50 centimes, 1, 2, 4 francs, 1 piastre The franc was the currency of Cambodia between 1875 and 1885. It was equal to the French franc and was similarly subdivided into 100 centime s . It circulated alongside the piastre equal to the Mexican peso with 1 piastre 5.37 francs. It replaced the Cambodian tical tical and was replaced by the French Indochinese piastre piastre . No paper money was issued. Coins Coins were issued in denominations of 5, 10, 25 and 50 centimes, 1, 2 and 4 francs and 1 piastre. The 5 and 10 centimes were struck in bronze, with the remaining pieces in silver. All the coins were dated 1860 but were minted mostly in Belgium in 1875. They all bear the portrait of King Norodom of Cambodia Norodom . In about 1900 some of the silver coins were restruck, but at approximately 15 reduced weights. See also French Indochinese piastre References refbegin Jean Lecompte 2000 Monnaies et Jetons des Colonies Fran aises. ISBN 2 906602 16 7 numis cite SCWC date 1991 numis cite SCWPM date 1994 refend External links http art hanoi.com collection iccoins norodom.html Cambodian Coins of Norodom I http www.artofangkor.com ccc Cambodian Currency Collection Depicts every banknote issued by National Bank of Cambodia Franc state collapsed Category Currencies of Cambodia Category Modern obsolete currencies Category Economic history of Cambodia Category 1875 establishments Category 1885 disestablishments Category 19th century in economics es Franco camboyano it Franco cambogiano ... more details
The piastra is a historical currency used in some parts of what became Italy before unification in the 19th century. For more information, see Neapolitan piastra Sicilian piastra Two Sicilies piastra See also piastre . disambig Category Modern obsolete currencies Category Currencies of Italy pt Piastra ... more details
Factbook, 2008 est. ref subunit ratio 1 1 100 subunit ratio 2 1 1000 subunit name 1 , Qirsh Piastre ... piastre locally pronounced irsh ref http egypt.destinations.starwoodhotels.com Currency.htm ref , or 1000 ... pound was introduced, replacing the Egyptian qirsh Egyptian piastre as the chief unit of currency. The piastre continued to circulate, as frac 100 of a pound, with the piastre subdivided into 40 para. In 1885, the para ceased to be issued and the piastre was divided into tenths transl ar DIN ... piastre 1839.jpg 130px br frac 40 EPT Coin 1839 align center Image 0.025 Egyptian PT 1909.jpg 130px ..., copper 1 and 5 Para currency para , silver 10 and 20 para, 1, 5, 10 and 20 piastre, gold 5, 10 and 20 piastre and 1 pound coins were introduced, with gold 50 piastre coins following in 1839. 1 Para frac 40 Piastre . Copper 10 para coins were introduced in 1853, although the silver coin continued ... frac 2 piastre coins in 1863. Gold 25 piastre coins were introduced in 1867. In 1885, a new coinage ... piastre coins. The gold coinage practically ceased, with only small numbers of 5 and 10 piastre coins ... and holed, cupro nickel 1, 2, 5 and 10 millieme coins. Silver 2, 5, 10 and 20 piastre coins continued ... was extended to include 20 and 50 piastre and 1 and 5 pound coins. In 1924, bronze replaced cupro ..., bronze 5 and 10 millieme coins were introduced, followed in 1944 by silver, hexagonal 2 piastre coins ... millieme and silver 5, 10 and 20 piastre coins, with the size of the silver coinage significantly ... and cupro nickel 5 and 10 piastre coins were introduced. Aluminium replaced aluminium bronze .... Aluminium bronze 2 piastre and cupro nickel 20 piastre coins were introduced in 1980, followed by aluminium bronze 1 and 5 piastre coins in 1984. In 1992, brass 5 and 10 piastre coins were introduced, followed by holed, cupro nickel 25 piastre coins in 1993. The size of 5 piastre coins was reduced in 2004, 10 and 25 piastre coins in 2008. On June 1, 2006, 50 piastre and 1 pound coins with date ... more details
The rial also called the rial sebili or piastre in French language French was the currency of Tunis until 1891. It was subdivided into 16 kharub caroub , each of 13 fals burbe . The fals was further subdivided into 6 qafsi burben . The nasri asper was worth 2 fals. The denomination was often either not given on coins or only indicated by a numeral. Some rial denominated coins have a numeral over the Arabic letter r, . History The rial was issued by the Ottoman rulers of Tunis. Although known as the piastre by Europeans, it was not equal to the Turkish kuru , also known as the piastre. From 1855, the rial was on a bimetallic standard of 1 rial 0.17716 grams pure gold or 2.7873 grams pure silver. In 1887, the gold content of the 25 rial coin was slightly reduced to make it equivalent to 15 French franc s. In 1891, this conversion rate more conveniently expressed as 1 rial 60 centimes was used when the Tunisian franc replaced the rial. Coins In the early 19th century, copper 1 fals coins were issued, together with billon 1 nasri, 1, 2, 4 and 8 kharub, 1 and 2 rial, and gold sultani . A new coinage was introduced in 1847, consisting of copper 1 fals, 1 nasri, and 1 kharub and silver 2 and 5 rial denominations. Between 1856 and 1858, copper coins for 3, 6 and 13 nasri were issued along with silver 2, 4 and 8 kharub, 1, 3 and 4 rial, and gold 10, 20, 25, 40, 50, 80 and 100 rial. The gold coins were initially struck in pure gold, later reduced to .900 fineness, with the 20, 40 and 80 rial denominations short lived. The 6 and 13 nasri coins were later overstamped with the Arabic numerals 1 and 2 and to indicate that they were to circulate as 1 and 2 kharub coins, an increase in value of nasri for the 6 nasri coin. In 1864, a new copper coinage was introduced in denominations of , , 1, 2, 4, 8 kharub. Silver 8 kharub and gold 5 rial were also introduced. In 1887, the slightly smaller 25 rial coins were introduced see above , with the additional inscription 15 F to indicate ... more details
Orphan date February 2009 Garibi or Garipler were one of the four subdivisions of Sipahi Kapikulu Sipahi cavalry in the Ottoman Army. Numbering about 1,000, originally they were not devshirmeh like janissaries, or Turkic landowners like the rest of Kapikulu Sipahis . Instead, they were generally Turks , Moors , or renegade Christians, who having followed adventures, and being poor and seeking fortune, arrived at the rank of horse guards to the sultan . Their pay was 12 asper s about one tenth of a piastre per day. But in classical period, the name became almost symbolic and most of the garibs became recruited from sons of Turkish aristocrats and high ranking officers, like the most of the Kapikulu Sipahis. The word garibii signifies poor , and stranger . 1728 Category Military units and formations of the Ottoman Empire ... more details
Expand French Affaire des piastres date February 2009 Image French Indochina 100 Piastres.png thumb 200px 100 piastres, French Indochina circa 1954 The Piastres Affair also known as Piastres Scandal and Piastres Trade l affaire des piastres , le scandale des piastres , or le trafic de pistres was a financial political scandal of the French Fourth Republic that broke out in 1950 during the First Indochina War . See also French Indochinese piastre Generals Affair Henri Martin Affair First Indochina War French political scandals Category Military history of France Category Political scandals in France Category French Fourth Republic Category 1950 in France France stub fr Affaire des piastres ... more details
Image Stamp French PO Crete 3c.jpg right 120px thumb 3 centime Type Blanc , used in May 1908 The French post offices in Crete were among a collection of post office s maintained by foreign countries during the 1900s in Crete , after Crete had broken away from the Ottoman Empire and before it united with Greece , in 1913. France issued postage stamp s for its offices in Crete in 1902 and 1903. The first set included 15 values, from one centime to five franc s, consisting of the design of the French stamps of 1900, modified to be inscribed CRETE . This was only a partial solution, since the local currency was still in piastre s, and so in 1903 the post offices issued five of the larger values overprint surcharged with values from one to twenty piastres. Sources Stanley Gibbons Ltd various catalogues http www.jl.sl.btinternet.co.uk stampsite home.html Encyclopaedia of Postal History Stuart Rossiter & John Flower The Stamp Atlas PostalhistoryEurope Category Postage stamps of France Category History of France Category Cretan State br Timbro Kreta Burevio gall fr Bureaux de poste fran ais en Cr te tr Girit teki Frans z postaneleri philately stub ... more details
Image Tien.jpg thumb 276px 1 ti n br Thi u Tr 1841 1847 Refimprove date November 2007 The ti n H n t Wiktionary was a currency used in Vietnam during the 19th and 20th centuries. The name is a cognate with the Standard Mandarin Chinese qi n , a unit of weight called Mace measurement mace in English. In the early 19th century, silver and gold bars were traded as currency in Nguy n Dynasty imperial Vietnam with values of up to 10 ti n approximately 40 gram s, or 1 tael . Bars of 1 ti n weighed between 3 and 4 grams. During this time, silver and gold coins were minted using Vietnamese characters and design, but of types resembling either cash Chinese coin Chinese cash or Western coins with denominations of up to 10 ti n being minted. These coins continued to be minted in varying quantities into the 20th century in French Indochina , although circulating alongside the French Indochinese piastre . External links http art hanoi.com collection annam silver.html Vietnamese imperial coinage http www.viettouch.com numis ancient coins fs.html Descriptions of Vietnamese imperial coinage in Vietnamese DEFAULTSORT Tien Category Currencies of Vietnam Category Modern obsolete currencies money stub ... more details
The piastra was the distinct currency of the Kingdom of Sicily until 1815. In order to distinguish it from the piastra issued on the mainland Kingdom of Sicily also known as the Kingdom of Naples , it is referred to as the Sicilian piastra as opposed to the Neapolitan piastra . These two piastra were equal but were subdivided differently. The Sicilian piastra was subdivided into 12 tari , each of 20 grana or 120 piccoli . The oncia was worth 30 tari 2 piastra . In 1815, a single piastra currency was introduced for the Two Sicilies , see Two Sicilies piastra . Coins In the late 18th century, coins were circulating in denominations of 3 piccoli, 1, 2, 10 and 20 grana, 2, 3, 4 and 6 tari, 1 piastra and 1 oncia. These were struck in copper up to the 2 grana, with the higher denominations in silver. In 1801, copper 5 and 10 grana were introduced, followed by a gold 2 oncia in 1814. Following the adoption of the unified currency for the two Sicilies, copper coins were issued in 1835 and 1836 bearing the name Siciliana , in denominations of , 1, 2, 5 and 10 grana. It is unclear whether these coins were denominated in Two Sicilies grana or the old Sicilian grana worth half as much . Riveli From a Riveli in 1607 Catania, also a Riveli in 1811 Avola, the Sicilian money system can be readily extracted. It was 1 onze 30 Tari, 1 Taro 20 Grani, 1 Grano 6 piccioli. On both of these historic documents, the denomination Piastra was not used. A Sicilian coin commonly available for sale today is the 120 Grana silver piece, weighing an ounce. It is called, in the supplementary description of this silver piece, one piastre. However in 1823 George Crabb, in Universal technoligical dictionary.... Volume 2, in addition to supporting the above relative values of Onzio, Tari and Grani in accounting, lists 120 Grani as equivalent to one Florino. Crabb also lists the Ponto, the Carlino, the Ducat and the Scudo or Crown and their equivalence to the Grano, however no mention of the Piastre. Auth ... more details
The cash is a name for several historical currency currencies used in Asia . It is applied to units used in China , Vietnam , and Madras Province Madras in British India . It is also occasionally used to refer to the Korean mun and the Japanese mon currency Japanese mon . Sanskrit Skr. karsha a weight of silver or gold equal to frac 400 of a tul Williams Sinhalese language Singhalese k si coin. The early Portuguese Empire Portuguese writers represented the native word by cas, casse, caxa, the French language Fr. by cas , the Eng. by cass the existing Portuguese language Pg. caixa and Eng. cash are due to a natural confusion with cash CASH n.1 . From an early date the Portuguese applied caixa probably on the same analogy to the small money of other foreign nations, such as that of the Malay Archipelago Malay Islands , and especially the Chinese, which was also naturally made into cash in English. Yule ref OED Cash, n. ref The English word cash , meaning tangible currency, is an older word from Middle French caisse . ref cite web author Douglas Harper date 2001 url http www.etymonline.com index.php?term cash title Online Etymology Dictionary accessdate 2007 04 11 ref . Chinese cash main Chinese cash Cash as a currency unit name in China, not to be confused with cash Chinese coin the type of copper coin also known as cash , refers to a unit used for centuries for copper coinage and banknote equivalents known as w n in Chinese. After the introduction of a unified currency system in 1889, the cash continued to be used as a subunit of the Chinese yuan yuan with 1000 cash equal to one yuan. Coins continued to be denominated in cash until the 1920s nationally and for a time thereafter regionally. Vietnamese cash main Vietnamese cash The cash v n was a currency unit for copper coinage in Vietnam until the introduction of the French Indochina piastre in 1885 when it became a subunit of the piastre usually known as a sap que . Madras cash see also Madras fanam The cash was ... more details
piastre s, and Egyptian piastre s gradually gave way to systems based on units of the sterling system ... in Egypt in the nineteenth century, Egypt was using a monetary unit known as the piastre . Since 100 piastre s was very close in value to the British pound sterling , a new Egyptian pound unit was created equal to one hundred piastre s. The Egyptian pound was not however exactly equal in value ... the Cyprus pound in 1879 to be equal to 180 Turkish piastre s. Cyprus then became a territory where .... However, the 9 piastre coin corresponded exactly to the British shilling and this coin was minted in an identical size and weight to that of the British shilling . Likewise, the 18 piastre coin corresponded ... more details
Etats du Cambodge, du Laos et du Vietnam issued notes dual denominated in French Indochinese piastrepiastre and riel with the riel being at par with the piastre. ref http mongkol.wordpress.com 2007 .... on the coins but this changed in 1959 to 100 sen . For the first few years, the riel and piastre ... location French Indochina currency French Indochinese piastre reason independence ratio at par note piastre not used in self declared North Vietnam since 1946 n currency location Cambodia start 1953 end 1970 note transitional notes dual denominated in piastre and riel were used until 1955 n currency ... more details
at a rate of one to 180 Turkish piastre s. It remained equal in value to the pound sterling until .... The piastre was itself divided into 40 para like the kuru . The para denomination did not appear ... mill currency mils , mil to the pound. Colloquially, the 5 mil coin was known as a piastre not an exact ... pound Predecimal In 1879, copper coins were introduced in denominations of , , and 1 piastre. The Greek ... ten , referring to its equivalence to 10 para. The Greek name for the piastre coin was ikosara .... The piastre was last struck in 1926. In 1934, scalloped shaped and 1 piastre coins were introduced ... replaced the silver coins. The last piastre and shilling coins were issued in 1949. Decimal mils In 1955 ... more details
Image Stamp Alaouites 1925 4pi.jpg right 120px thumb 4 piastre overprint on 85 centime Sower of France The Alawite State or the Alaouites Fr. is located between Hatay Province Hatay and the Lebanon. Geographically within Syria, Alawi was administered under a French mandate between 1920 and 1930 and as the Sanjak of Latakia from 1930. ref name ross Stuart Rossiter Rossiter, Stuart & John Flower. The Stamp Atlas . London Macdonald, 1986, p.219. ISBN 0356108627 ref From 5 December 1936 effective in 1937 it was fully incorporated into Syria . France never designed postage stamp s specifically for Alawite. There was an initial period in which Syrian stamps were used, inevitably causing accounting difficulties between the Alawite and Syrian postal services. In 1925, French stamps were overprint ed ALAOUITES followed by a denomination in piastre s French stamps being denominated in francs and this was followed by the same information in Arabic. Later between 1925 and 1930, similar overprints were used on stamps of Syria. Airmail overprints included the word AVION and after 1926 a picture of a monoplane. Image Stamp Alaouites 1926 10pi air.jpg right 200px thumb A double overprint an airplane indicating airmail on ALAOUITES on 10 piastre stamp of Syria References Reflist Sources Stanley Gibbons Ltd various catalogues http www.jl.sl.btinternet.co.uk stampsite alpha a aaal.html a023 Encyclopaedia of Postal History philately stub PostalhistoryAsia Category Postal history by country Alaouites Category Postage stamps by country Alaouites Category Communications in Syria Category French mandate of Syria Category Latakia br Timbro Tiriad an Alawited tr Alavi Devleti nin posta tarihi ve posta pullar ... more details
Almondseed and Almondella is a Greek fairy tale collected by Georgios A. Megas in Folktales of Greece . ref Georgias A. Megas, Folktales of Greece , p 189, University of Chicago Press , Chicago and London, 1970 ref It is Aarne Thompson type 1641 Doctor Know All. ref Georgias A. Megas, Folktales of Greece , p 246, University of Chicago Press, Chicago and London, 1970 ref Other types of this type are Doctor Know all and The Charcoal Burner . Synopsis A poor man saw a black hen, tied to the weaver s, and heard a woman calling for help because her black hen had been stolen. He pretended to learn where it was by reading in a book, and she gave him two piastre s. He decided to become a seer. One day, the king s servants came, asking whether the queen would have a boy or a girl he read through his book, muttering Boy, girl, boy, girl. . . . until they tired of it and left. The queen had twins, a boy and a girl, and the servants told the king. The king, whose coffer had been stolen, sent for him to learn about the theft. In a room, he asked for almonds the first night, he said, This is the first meaning the first night, but one of three thieves was eavesdropping and thought it meant him. He ran to his confederates. The second one went the next night, and when the man said, The second has come , meaning the night, the thief took it to mean him. When the third thief heard him the third night, they begged for mercy and showed him where they had hid the coffer. The man presented it to the king. They walked in the garden. The king picked an almond from a tree and asked him what he had in his hand. The man s name was Almondseed, and his wife was Almondella. He spoke of Almondsell, whom Almondella let fall into the king s hand, but the king took it for the almond and its tree, and gave him gold. References reflist Category Greek fairy tales ... more details
Infobox Television show name Lebet El Hayat image Image Deal or no deal Egypt.jpg 300px The logo format Game show camera runtime 50 minutes with commercials creator presenter Razan Maghrebi starring narrated country flag Egypt rating network Al Hayat TV picture format SDTV first aired August 24, 2009 last aired present num episodes website Lebet el Hayat , literally translated as Game of Life , the Egypt ian version of the Deal or No Deal format, airs on Al Hayat TV. It premiered on August 24, 2009 and is broadcast as a Monday prime time show. The host is the Lebanon Lebanese actress Razan Maghrebi. The top prize was originally EGP 250,000 about US 44,000 and was doubled later. There are 22 boxes containing prizes from Egyptian pound EGP 500,000 about US 87,000 to 1 piastre. There are three top prize winners, two won EGP 250,000 and one won EGP 500,000. Box Values class wikitable Left Side Right Side bgcolor FBEC5D EGP 1,000 bgcolor FBEC5D EGP 0.01 bgcolor FBEC5D EGP 2,000 bgcolor FBEC5D EGP 0.50 bgcolor FBEC5D EGP 3,000 bgcolor FBEC5D EGP 1 bgcolor FBEC5D EGP 5,000 bgcolor FBEC5D EGP 5 bgcolor FBEC5D EGP 10,000 bgcolor FBEC5D EGP 10 bgcolor FBEC5D EGP 15,000 bgcolor FBEC5D EGP 25 bgcolor FBEC5D EGP 25,000 bgcolor FBEC5D EGP 50 bgcolor FBEC5D EGP 50,000 bgcolor FBEC5D EGP 100 bgcolor FBEC5D EGP 100,000 bgcolor FBEC5D EGP 150 bgcolor FBEC5D EGP 250,000 bgcolor FBEC5D EGP 250 bgcolor FBEC5D EGP 500,000 bgcolor FBEC5D EGP 500 References http www.youm7.com News.asp?NewsID 126333 In Arabic Deal or No Deal Category Deal or No Deal Category 2009 television series debuts game tv prog stub ar ... more details
color qirsh piastre 21 mm 4 g Copper plated steel rowspan 2 Plain rowspan 2 Hussein of Jordan ... piastre 25 mm 5.5 g Bronze plated steel Lattice design Eastern Arabic numerals 1 1994 Coin silver ... copper color 1 qirsh piastre 25 mm 5.5 g Copper plated steel Plain Abdullah II of Jordan Abdullah ... more details
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