Bank Al-Maghrib has issued a commemorative silver coin with a face value of MAD 250 to mark the first anniversary of Morocco’s Unity Day, celebrated on October 31.
The coin features a portrait of King Mohammed VI on its front, alongside his name and the inscription “Kingdom of Morocco” in Arabic and Tifinagh, as well as the year of issue, 1448–2026.
The reverse bears the inscription “First Anniversary of Unity Day” in Arabic and French, the Moroccan coat of arms surrounded by olive branches, and the commemorative date, October 31, written in Arabic.
The denomination appears in both numerals and Arabic lettering.
The commemorative coin is made of 92.5% silver and 7.5% copper, weighs 28.28 grams and measures 38.61 millimetres in diameter.
It also features a reeded edge and a special proof-style minting finish.
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