Iraq 1 dinar 25th Anniversary of Central Bank MS65 PCGS silver coin 1972

The Iraq 1 Dinar silver commemorative coin issued in 1972 (AH 1392) celebrates the 25th Anniversary of the Central Bank of Iraq, marking a quarter century of the institution’s role in the nation’s financial development and monetary stability. This attractive issue combines national symbolism with elegant numismatic design, making it an important collectible from modern Iraqi history.

The obverse depicts a grove of date palms, one of Iraq’s most recognizable national symbols. Three detailed palm trees rise prominently above a dense plantation landscape, with carefully engraved fronds, textured trunks, and a stylized agricultural horizon. The date and Arabic numerals flank the design, emphasizing the commemorative nature of the issue. The reverse features the denomination “1 Dinar” within a central circular panel, surrounded by an ornate ring of Arabic inscriptions. The inscriptions commemorate the Central Bank’s 25th anniversary and include the dates in both the Hijri and Gregorian calendars. Fine calligraphy, decorative lettering, and a beaded border frame the design beautifully.

Struck in silver and certified MS65 by PCGS, this coin displays strong mint luster and excellent preservation. As a tribute to Iraq’s economic history and national identity, it is highly desirable for collectors of Middle Eastern coinage, banking commemoratives, and certified world silver coins. An impressive historical piece and a distinguished addition to any collection.

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