Iraq 1 dinar 25th Anniversary of Central Bank PR66 PCGS silver coin 1972

The Iraq 1 Dinar silver commemorative coin issued in 1972 (AH 1392) celebrates the 25th Anniversary of the Central Bank of Iraq, honoring a key institution that played a central role in the country’s monetary policy, banking system, and economic development. This elegant proof issue combines national symbolism with refined engraving, making it an important collectible from modern Iraqi numismatic history.

The obverse features a beautifully detailed date palm plantation, one of Iraq’s most recognizable national emblems. Three palm trees stand prominently in the foreground, with the tall central palm flanked by two smaller trees. Intricately engraved fronds, textured trunks, cultivated soil, and a dense backdrop of palm groves create a realistic and visually appealing agricultural landscape. Arabic numerals representing the anniversary year appear beside the design. The reverse displays the denomination “1 Dinar” within a circular central panel. Encircling the denomination are flowing Arabic inscriptions commemorating the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Central Bank of Iraq. The design incorporates Hijri and Gregorian dates, elegant calligraphy, decorative lettering, and a finely denticulated rim that frames the entire composition.

Struck in silver with a Proof finish and certified PR66 by PCGS, this coin exhibits impressive detail, attractive reflective surfaces, and strong collector appeal. A noteworthy commemorative issue celebrating Iraq’s financial heritage, it is an excellent addition to collections of Middle Eastern coins, banking themes, and world silver numismatics.

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