Iraq 10 fils King Ghazi Coinage Coat of Arms KM-103b MS63 PCGS bronze coin 1938

The Iraq 10 Fils KM-103b bronze coin of 1938 is a fascinating issue from the reign of King Ghazi I, one of the most recognizable rulers of the Iraqi monarchy. Struck during the Kingdom of Iraq period and certified PCGS MS63 RD (Red), this coin combines historical significance with attractive preservation, making it a desirable collectible for enthusiasts of Middle Eastern and royal coinage.

The obverse features a detailed left-facing portrait of King Ghazi I, showing his distinctive moustache, carefully engraved hair, and formal attire. Arabic inscriptions frame the portrait on both sides, while the coin’s decorative scalloped shape creates a unique visual identity. The reverse displays the denomination 10 Fils within a central circular panel, surrounded by elegant Arabic calligraphy and ornamental inscriptions. The Gregorian date 1938 and Hijri date 1357 are incorporated into the design, accompanied by decorative geometric separators and traditional Arabic artistic elements. The harmonious arrangement of text and symbols reflects the refined style of Iraqi coinage from the royal era.

King Ghazi ruled Iraq from 1933 until 1939 and became an important symbol of Iraqi independence and national identity during a formative stage of the kingdom’s development. This bronze issue, preserved in certified MS63 Red condition by PCGS, offers collectors an excellent combination of historical importance, royal portraiture, and classic Arabic numismatic art.

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