Iraq 500 fils Falsan Error Palm Trees MS65 PCGS nickel coin 1982

Issued in 1982 (AH1402), this Iraq 500 Fils "500 Falsan" Error coin is a scarce modern numismatic variety featuring one of the country's most recognizable national motifs. Struck in nickel and certified PCGS MS65, this exceptional Mint State example is distinguished by the famous "500 Falsan" error, making it highly desirable among collectors of Iraqi mint varieties. The reverse depicts three elegant palm trees rising above cultivated farmland, with finely engraved trunks, spreading fronds, textured soil, a long fence extending across the background, and the dual date AH1402–1982 placed beside the central design. The obverse displays Arabic inscriptions surrounding a circular panel bearing the denomination "500 Fils," with two stylized palm fronds below and additional inscriptions identifying the Republic of Iraq. A finely beaded border follows the distinctive rounded-square shape of the coin. Palm trees have symbolized Iraq's fertile river valleys, prosperous date cultivation, and agricultural heritage for centuries. Certified PCGS MS65, this premium-quality error coin is an outstanding addition to collections of Iraqi coinage, mint errors, and modern Middle Eastern numismatics.

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