Iraq 1 fils Faisal I Coinage Coat of Arms KM-95 AU53 BN PCGS bronze coin 1933

The Iraq 1 Fils 1933 KM-95 bronze coin is an important early issue from the Kingdom of Iraq, struck during the reign of King Faisal I, the founder and first monarch of modern Iraq. Certified PCGS AU53 BN (About Uncirculated, Brown), this historic coin represents the formative years of the Iraqi state and remains a sought-after piece for collectors of Middle Eastern and monarchic coinage.

The obverse features a right-facing portrait of King Faisal I, rendered in a dignified and realistic style. Arabic inscriptions flank the portrait on both sides, identifying the ruler and reinforcing the national character of the design. The reverse displays the denomination 1 Fils within a central circular panel. Surrounding the denomination are elegant Arabic inscriptions, the date 1933, radiating sunburst lines extending from the center, and decorative calligraphic elements that fill the field with visual energy. The layout creates a striking balance between typography, symbolism, and royal authority.

Faisal I (1885–1933) played a pivotal role in establishing the Kingdom of Iraq after World War I. As the nation’s first king, he worked to build state institutions and promote unity among Iraq’s diverse communities. Coins bearing his portrait are among the most historically significant issues of the Iraqi monarchy.

Certified by PCGS in AU53 BN condition, this bronze coin offers authentic royal-era history, attractive preservation, and enduring numismatic appeal for collectors of world coins and Middle Eastern heritage.

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