Iraq 2 fils Faisal I KM-96 Schon-2 UNC PCGS bronze coin 1933

The Iraq 2 Fils coin of 1933 is a classic bronze issue from the early years of the Kingdom of Iraq, struck under the reign of King Faisal I, the founder of modern Iraq. Cataloged as KM-96 and certified by PCGS Genuine – Cleaned, UNC Detail, this historic piece represents an important period in the nation’s numismatic development and royal coinage.

The obverse features a finely executed right-facing portrait of King Faisal I. The king’s profile is rendered with detailed hair, mustache, beard, and facial contours, while Arabic inscriptions identifying the ruler flank both sides of the portrait. The reverse displays the denomination 2 Fils in a prominent central circle. Around it are bold Arabic calligraphic inscriptions, elegant decorative script, ornamental flourishes, date panels bearing 1933 and 1352 AH, and radiating design segments that create a balanced and visually striking composition. The artistry of the Arabic lettering gives the coin a distinctive cultural character while emphasizing its official state issue status.

King Faisal I played a crucial role in establishing the Kingdom of Iraq and building its political institutions following the post-World War I era. Struck in bronze and preserved with strong Uncirculated detail, this coin is an appealing acquisition for collectors of Iraqi history, royal portrait coinage, Arabic calligraphy, and historic Middle Eastern numismatics.

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