Iraq 250 fils First Anniversary of Peace with Kurds MS64 PCGS nickel coin 1971

The Iraq 250 Fils “First Anniversary of Peace with Kurds” coin, issued in 1971 (AH1391), commemorates a significant moment in Iraq’s modern history. Struck in nickel and certified PCGS MS64, this well-preserved commemorative issue reflects aspirations for peace, cooperation, and national development while featuring an intricate and highly symbolic design.

The reverse showcases a striking composition centered on a large industrial cogwheel surrounding an inscription marking the anniversary. Above the inscription appears a stylized eagle with spread wings, while radiant lines extend outward from the center, symbolizing progress and a hopeful future. Decorative wreath branches curve along both sides of the design, meeting near a geometric emblem at the base. The obverse displays Arabic inscriptions surrounding the denomination within a circular frame. Below the denomination are a detailed grain ear and a broad leaf, representing agriculture, prosperity, renewal, and economic growth. Fine Arabic calligraphy, sharp relief details, and a denticled border complete the artistic presentation.

This coin was issued to mark the first anniversary of the 1970 peace agreement between the Iraqi government and Kurdish representatives, an event intended to foster stability and cooperation. Certified PCGS MS64, it offers strong eye appeal and historical significance, making it a desirable addition to collections focused on Middle Eastern history, political commemoratives, and modern world coinage.

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