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Own a beautiful 1968 Lebanon 1 Livre FAO commemorative coin, KM#29, struck during an important era of modern Lebanese coinage. The design carries deep national symbolism: the Cedar of Lebanon, one of the most recognizable emblems of Lebanese identity, paired with a fruit harvest reverse tied to the global FAO theme of food, agriculture, and prosperity. Struck in nickel with a reported mintage of only 300,000, this coin has strong appeal for Lebanese, Middle Eastern, FAO, and world-coin collectors. Bright raw example with strong detail and attractive eye appeal. Coin is uncertified; please review photos for exact condition, marks, hairlines, and holder glare. Exact coin shown. Item specifics: Country: Lebanon Year: 1968 Denomination: 1 Livre / 1 Lira Type: FAO circulating commemorative KM Number: KM#29 Composition: Nickel Mintage: 300,000 Certification: Uncertified Condition: Raw, bright high-grade appearance; see photos Design: Cedar tree / fruit harvest