Iraq 1 dinar President Hussein Qadissyiat Battle Politics MS62 PCGS Ni coin 1980

The Iraq 1 Dinar 1980 commemorative coin is a remarkable numismatic piece dedicated to the Qadissiyat theme, a subject closely associated with Iraqi historical memory and political symbolism. Struck in nickel and certified PCGS MS62, this coin represents an important issue from the early 1980s and offers collectors an authentic glimpse into the artistic and ideological themes of Iraqi coinage.

The obverse features a detailed portrait of President Saddam Hussein, positioned before a geometric architectural backdrop. Encircling the design is a ring of Arabic inscriptions, while additional elements include a stylized mounted warrior figure, flowing calligraphic motifs, and decorative lines that enhance the commemorative composition. The reverse displays the denomination “1 Dinar” within a central circular field. Around it are elegant Arabic inscriptions, the dates AH 1400 and 1980, decorative denticle borders, and two symbolic map-like shapes near the upper rim. The combination of portraiture, military imagery, national symbolism, and intricate Arabic calligraphy creates a visually distinctive design.

The coin references the historic Battle of al-Qadisiyyah, an event frequently commemorated in regional historical narratives. As a result, this issue serves as both a monetary artifact and a reflection of the political and cultural messaging of its time.

Certified by PCGS in Mint State 62 (MS62) condition, this nickel coin offers strong collectible appeal, certified authenticity, and historical significance. It is an excellent addition for collectors of Middle Eastern coinage, political commemoratives, and certified world coins.

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