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Coins of 
Libya

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Arabic: دولة ليبيا (Dawlat Libya)
1000 dirhams (single: dirham) = 1 Libyan dinar (plural: dinars) [LYD]
Symbols: LD or ل.د (dinar)
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mark coin دينار dinar arabic libya

Dinar in Arabic: "دينار" 

The name for the coin (dinar as well as denar) is derived from the Roman denarius, which in its turn means "containing ten". The latter is because it used to be worth 10 asses.

Written numerals

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Quarter in Arabic: "ربع"

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Half in Arabic: "نصف"

On Libyan coins it can be seen in Arabic script as well as western numerals (½).
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