Iraq 1 dinar 25th Anniversary of Central Bank MS66 PCGS silver coin 1972

The Iraq 1 Dinar silver commemorative coin issued in 1972 (AH 1392) marks the 25th Anniversary of the Central Bank of Iraq, celebrating a milestone in the country’s financial and economic development. Released to honor a quarter-century of the institution’s service, this attractive silver issue combines national symbolism, elegant engraving, and historical significance.

The obverse features a detailed grove of date palms, a powerful symbol of Iraq’s agricultural heritage and prosperity. Three palm trees dominate the design, with the central tree rising prominently above the others. Finely engraved fronds, textured trunks, cultivated ground, and a dense background plantation create a realistic landscape scene. The commemorative date appears on either side of the palms. The reverse displays the denomination “1 Dinar” inside a circular central panel. Surrounding it is an artistic arrangement of Arabic inscriptions commemorating the Central Bank of Iraq and its twenty-fifth anniversary. The design incorporates flowing calligraphy, Hijri and Gregorian dates, decorative lettering, and a finely denticulated border that frames the entire composition.

Struck in silver and certified MS66 by PCGS, this coin represents a superior-quality example with exceptional mint luster and sharp detail. Combining themes of banking history, national identity, and Iraqi heritage, it is an excellent choice for collectors of Middle Eastern coinage, commemorative issues, and high-grade certified silver coins. A beautiful and historically meaningful addition to any numismatic collection.

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