Iraq 1 dinar Year of the Child KM-145 UNICEF PF 67 NGC silver coin 1979

The Iraq 1 Dinar KM-145 silver commemorative coin was issued in 1979 to honor the International Year of the Child, a worldwide initiative proclaimed by the United Nations and actively supported by UNICEF. Certified NGC PF67, this impressive proof coin celebrates the importance of children's welfare, education, healthcare, and human development. Its elegant design and meaningful message make it one of the most appealing Iraqi commemorative issues of the period.

The obverse features the profile of a young child facing right, symbolizing hope and the future. The portrait is surrounded by a wreath composed of detailed leaves and numerous star-shaped flowers forming a crown around the child’s head. Large Arabic inscriptions curve around the outer ring, creating a balanced circular composition. The reverse displays the denomination 1 Dinar within a central circle, encircled by Arabic calligraphy and commemorative inscriptions. Decorative geometric arabesque ornaments appear on both sides of the field, while the dates 1399 AH and 1979 are placed beneath them. At the bottom is the emblem of the International Year of the Child, depicting a stylized human figure enclosed by protective laurel branches. Brilliant proof surfaces and sharply engraved details enhance every element of the design.

Issued during a landmark international campaign promoting children's rights and well-being, this coin represents a lasting reminder of global efforts to improve opportunities for future generations.

Certified by NGC as PF67, this silver proof coin combines historical significance, exceptional craftsmanship, and strong collector appeal, making it an excellent addition to any world coin or UNICEF-themed collection.

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