1956 Morocco 500 Francs Silver Coin – The Story of Independence & Mohammed V

In this video, we explore the fascinating history and design of Morocco’s 500 Francs silver coin from 1956 – the year Morocco gained independence from French rule. This coin features the proud portrait of Sultan (later King) Mohammed V, a leader celebrated for his wisdom, resistance against colonialism, and defense of his people during WWII. Video Chapters: 0:00 – Introduction 0:30 – Historical Background of 1956 Morocco 2:00 – Coin Specifications & Design Details 4:00 – Market Value & Collectibility 5:00 – Conclusion & Final Thoughts 🪙 Coin Details: • Year: 1956 (AH 1376) • Metal: 90% silver (.900) • Weight: 22.5g • Diameter: 35.9 mm • Mint: Monnaie de Paris, France • Mintage: ~2,000,000 coins 💡 Fun Fact: Although dated 1956, these coins were actually minted in 1957, after Mohammed V became the first King of independent Morocco. 🎯 Why Collectors Love It: • Commemorates Moroccan independence • Beautiful portrait of Mohammed V • Historical & silver bullion value combined • Collectible in both circulated & high mint-state grades Whether you are a history enthusiast, silver stacker, or world coin collector, this coin is a must-have piece of Moroccan history. #MoroccanCoins #MohammedV #SilverCoin #WorldCoins #CoinCollectors #MoroccoHistory #SilverStacking #RareCoins #CoinCollection #1956Coins #Francs #Numismatics #PCGS #NGC #silverbullion