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1929 Lebanon 25 Piastres / 25 Ghirsha silver coin, KM#7, an early Lebanese Republic issue from the French Mandate period. Struck in .680 silver with a reported mintage of only about 600,000 pieces, this coin carries two powerful Lebanese symbols: the Cedar of Lebanon and the crossed cornucopia design around the denomination. The mix of Arabic and French inscriptions reflects Lebanon’s layered history, culture, and identity. This example has strong detail and bright silver eye appeal for the type. Please review photos carefully for exact condition, surface marks, toning, and any hairlines. Exact coin shown. Item specifics: Country: Lebanon Year: 1929 Denomination: 25 Piastres / 25 Ghirsha KM Number: KM#7 Composition: Silver Fineness: .680 Weight: 5g Diameter: 23.5mm Actual Silver Weight: 0.1093 oz Mintage: Approx. 600,000 / 600,064 Certification: Uncertified Grade: Ungraded — high-grade circulated/AU-looking Condition note: Bright silver, strong detail, possible light hairlines; see ph