Iraq 250 fils Peace Kurds Anniversary Politics KM-131 PR67 PCGS CuNi coin 1971

The Iraq 250 Fils Peace with Kurds Anniversary coin, issued in 1971 (AH1391), marks the first anniversary of the agreement intended to promote peace, cooperation, and stability between the Iraqi government and Kurdish representatives. Struck in copper-nickel and certified PCGS PR67 CAM, this high-grade proof coin combines historical significance with exceptional cameo contrast and a design rich in political and national symbolism.

The reverse features a large industrial cogwheel surrounding the anniversary inscription, emphasizing modernization and economic development. At the top is an eagle holding an olive branch, a traditional symbol of peace, positioned above radiating beams that spread across the central field. Decorative wheat wreaths frame both sides of the design, converging near a geometric emblem and ribbon motif at the base. The obverse displays the denomination within a circular center surrounded by elegant Arabic inscriptions and ornamental calligraphy. A detailed grain ear and a broad leaf cross beneath the denomination, representing agriculture, prosperity, renewal, and harmony. Both sides are enclosed by a finely denticled border.

Issued during a pivotal period in Iraq’s modern history, this commemorative coin reflects aspirations for reconciliation and national unity. Certified PCGS PR67 CAM, it offers outstanding proof quality and strong appeal for collectors of political commemoratives, Middle Eastern history, and world coinage.

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