SAHARAWI ARAB DEMOCRATIC Republic (SADR), SET OF 3 COINS
The Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic (SADR) is a disputed territory in Western Sahara that is claimed by both Morocco and the Polisario Front, a national liberation movement. The SADR has issued its own currency, the Sahrawi peseta, in 1992.
The SADR issued its first coins in 1992, a set of three denominations: 1, 2 and 5 pesetas. The coins feature the national emblem of the SADR on the obverse and Camel being led right by Arab on the reverse.
The coins are made of Copper-nickel and have a plain edge. They are scarce and sought after by collectors of African coins.
1 PESETA 1992, K M #14, 2.94-gram Copper-nickel, with a Diameter of 17 mm. This coin is available for Rupees 150!
2 PESETAS 1992 K M # 15, 3.56-gram Copper-nickel, with a Diameter of 20 mm and Thickness, 1.5 mm. This coin is available for Rupees 180!
5 PESETAS 1992 K M # 16, 3.92-gram Copper-nickel, with a Diameter of 21.5 mm and Thickness of 1.44 mm is available for Rupees 210!
A set of 3 coins is available at Rupees 450 for collectors. If you are interested, please contact the link below!
