Iraq 100 fils State Coinage King Faisal II Coat of Arms AU53 PCGS Ag coin 1953

The Iraq 100 Fils coin of 1953 is a historic silver issue from the Kingdom of Iraq, struck during the reign of King Faisal II, the last ruling monarch of the Hashemite dynasty. Certified PCGS AU53, this attractive coin represents an important chapter in Iraqi numismatic and political history.

The obverse displays a finely engraved right-facing portrait of King Faisal II. His youthful profile is surrounded by elegant Arabic inscriptions identifying the ruler, while a decorative beaded border frames the design. The portrait showcases detailed hair texture, facial contours, and a dignified royal appearance. The reverse features the denomination 100 Fils within a central circular medallion. Radiating outward are bold Arabic calligraphic inscriptions, ornamental flourishes, geometric dividers, date panels showing 1953 and 1372 AH, and decorative elements arranged in a symmetrical pattern. The artistic composition reflects the refined style of Iraqi state coinage of the period.

King Faisal II ruled Iraq from 1939 until 1958 and remains a significant figure in the nation’s modern history. Issued in silver and authenticated by PCGS, this coin combines royal portraiture, traditional Arabic calligraphy, and historical significance, making it a desirable addition for collectors of Middle Eastern, royal, and world silver coinage.

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