Coins of
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Arabic: الجمهورية التونسية (al-Jumhūriyyah at-Tūnisiyyah); French: République Tunisienne
1000 milim/millimes (single: milim) = 1 Tunisian dinar (plural: dinars) [TND]
Symbols: د.ت, DT (dinar)
Languages on coins: Arabic, French
Alphabets on coins: Arabic, Latin
Numbers on coins: Eastern Arabic, Western Arabic
Calendar on coins: Gregorian, Islamic
1000 milim/millimes (single: milim) = 1 Tunisian dinar (plural: dinars) [TND]
Symbols: د.ت, DT (dinar)
Languages on coins: Arabic, French
Alphabets on coins: Arabic, Latin
Numbers on coins: Eastern Arabic, Western Arabic
Calendar on coins: Gregorian, Islamic
Mint Marks
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Monnaie de Paris, Paris/Pessac (FRA): "A" |
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Numismatic Italiana, Arezzo (ITA): "NI" in wreath |
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Franklin Mint, Exton/New York (USA): superimposed "F" and "M" |
Privy Marks
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Jean Lagrange (FRA), 1880-1896, fasces or bundle of arrows |
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Henri Auguste Patey (FRA), 1896 - 1930, torch (torche) |
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Lucien Bazor (FRA), 1931-1958, wing (aile) |
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Raymond Joly (FRA), 1958-1974, owl (chouette) |
Designer Marks
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Hatem El Mekki (TUN): "ELMEKKI" |
National identification and other marks
Legend
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Tunisian Kingdom in Arabic: "المملكة التونسية" |
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Tunisian Republic in Arabic: "جمهورية التونسية" |
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Republic of Tunisia in Arabic: "الجمهوريه التونسية" |
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Central Bank of Tunisia in Arabic: "البنك المركزي التونسي" |
Coat of arms of Tunisia
The coat of arms of Tunisia consists of a shield divided in three sections. Above, a lymphad (representing freedom) is floating on sea of waves. Underneath to the left a pair of scales (representing justice) and to the right a rampant lion (representing order) are placed. In the middle the national motto "حرية، نظام، عدالة", meaning "liberty, justice, order", is placed on a banner. Above a crescent with six-pointed star, important symbols in Islam, are placed within a circle.
Photograph of the coat of arms of Tunisia as it appears on Tunisian coins
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Drawing of the coat of arms of Tunisia as it appears on Tunisian coins
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Currencies
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Francs in Arabic: "فرنكات" |
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Millim and millimes in Arabic: "مليم"and "مليمات"The millim (plural: millimes) is a thousandth (1/1000) of a dinar, the official currency of Tunisia.
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Dinar and dinars in Arabic: "دينار" and "دنانير"The dinar (plural: dinars) is the national currency of Tunisia. It is divided in a thousand (1000) millimes.
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Written numerals
Half (1/2) in Arabic: "نصف"
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One (1) in Arabic: "واحد"
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Five (5) in Arabic: "خمسـة"
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Ten (10) in Arabic: "عشرة"
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Twenty (20) in Arabic: "عشرون"
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Fifty (50) in Arabic: "خمسون"
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Hundred (100) in Arabic: "مائة"
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