Iraq 1 dinar UNICEF Save the Children Child Year PR67 PCGS silver coin 1979

The Iraq 1 Dinar 1979 silver commemorative coin was issued for the International Year of the Child, a global initiative supported by UNICEF to promote children's welfare, education, health, and human rights. Struck in silver and certified PCGS PR67 DCAM (Deep Cameo Proof), this beautiful issue combines an important humanitarian message with exceptional proof quality, making it a standout piece of modern world numismatics.

The obverse features a touching portrait of a young child in profile, symbolizing hope and the future. The child is adorned with a wreath of flowers and leaves, creating a gentle and uplifting composition. Bold Arabic inscriptions encircle the portrait, forming an elegant circular frame around the central design. The reverse displays the denomination 1 Dinar within a central circle, surrounded by ornate Arabic calligraphy. Decorative arabesque ornaments appear on both sides, while the dates 1399 AH and 1979 are placed below. At the bottom is the emblem associated with the International Year of the Child, framed by stylized branches, reinforcing the coin’s humanitarian theme. The mirrored proof fields and frosted devices create a striking Deep Cameo contrast.

Declared by the United Nations in 1979, the International Year of the Child focused global attention on the needs and rights of children worldwide. This coin serves as a lasting tribute to that mission and to the importance of protecting future generations.

Certified PCGS PR67 DCAM, this silver proof coin offers outstanding preservation, meaningful symbolism, and strong collector appeal.

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