Iraq 50 fils King Ghazi I Coinage KM-104 AU58 PCGS silver coin 1938

The 1938 Iraq 50 fils is a distinguished silver coin from the Kingdom of Iraq, issued during the reign of King Ghazi I, one of the most significant early monarchs of modern Iraq. Certified PCGS AU58, this attractive example retains strong original detail with light circulation wear. The obverse presents a finely engraved left-facing portrait of King Ghazi I, framed by elegant Arabic inscriptions and a beaded rim. The reverse features the denomination 50 fils within a central circle, surrounded by bold Arabic calligraphy, ornamental geometric flourishes radiating outward, dual dates in the Hijri and Gregorian calendars, and a decorative beaded border. The dynamic arrangement of inscriptions and motifs reflects the refined artistry of Iraqi royal coinage. King Ghazi I ruled Iraq from 1933 to 1939 and promoted national identity during the formative years of the kingdom. Struck in silver and authenticated by PCGS AU58, this coin is an appealing addition for collectors of Middle Eastern history, royal portrait coinage, and classic world numismatics.

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