Iraq 4 fils King Faisal II Coinage Coat of Arms KM-111 MS64 PCGS CuNi coin 1953

The Iraq 4 Fils coin, issued in 1953 during the reign of King Faisal II, is a distinctive early circulating coin of the modern Kingdom of Iraq. Struck in copper-nickel and certified PCGS MS64, it represents the country's post-war monetary system and royal era. The obverse displays the youthful right-facing portrait of King Faisal II, surrounded by elegant Arabic inscriptions and framed by the coin’s attractive scalloped border, giving the design a refined appearance. The reverse features the denomination 4 Fils within a central circle, bold Arabic inscriptions, the Gregorian date 1953 and the Hijri year, all arranged in a balanced geometric composition. This issue belongs to Iraq’s regular state coinage introduced during the Hashemite monarchy, reflecting the nation's modernization while preserving traditional Arabic calligraphic artistry. Certified MS64 by PCGS, this well-preserved coin is an appealing addition for collectors of Middle Eastern history, royal coinage, and high-grade world numismatics.

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