Iraq 1 riyal Faisal I KM-101 Schon-7 silver coin 1932

The 1932 Iraq 1 Riyal KM-101 (Schön-7) Silver Coin is one of the earliest silver issues of the modern Kingdom of Iraq, struck during the reign of King Faisal I, the country's first monarch. Faisal I played a pivotal role in establishing the Iraqi state after its independence, promoting the development of national institutions and seeking unity among the country's diverse communities. The obverse features a right-facing portrait of King Faisal I with finely engraved facial details, short hair, moustache, and a formal military-style collar, surrounded by elegant Arabic calligraphy. The reverse displays a bold central denomination within a circular medallion, radiating ornamental panels, Arabic inscriptions, the dual dates 1932 and 1350 AH, and an intricate beaded border around the rim. Struck in silver for circulation, this historic issue is highly desirable among collectors of Middle Eastern coinage, royal portraits, and early Iraqi numismatics, representing an important milestone in the nation's monetary history.

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