Iraq 250 fils Peace Kurds Anniversary Politics KM-131 PF67 NGC CuNi coin 1971

The Iraq 250 Fils Peace with Kurds Anniversary coin, issued in 1971 (AH1391), commemorates the first anniversary of the agreement aimed at fostering peace and cooperation between the Iraqi government and Kurdish representatives. Struck in copper-nickel and certified PF67 by NGC, this impressive proof issue combines historical significance with elegant symbolic artwork and exceptional preservation.

The reverse features a striking composition centered on a large cogwheel, symbolizing industry, modernization, and national development. Within the gear appears the anniversary inscription, while an eagle holding an olive branch spreads its wings above the central design. Powerful radiating beams extend outward, creating a sense of optimism and progress. Decorative wheat wreaths curve along both sides and meet near a geometric emblem at the base. The obverse displays the denomination inside a central circle surrounded by flowing Arabic inscriptions. Below the denomination are a detailed grain ear and a large leaf crossing each other, representing agriculture, prosperity, growth, and reconciliation. A denticled border frames both sides of the coin.

Issued during an important period in Iraq’s modern political history, this commemorative piece reflects aspirations for stability and unity. Certified NGC PF67, it offers beautiful proof surfaces and strong collector appeal for enthusiasts of Middle Eastern history, political commemoratives, and world coinage.

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