Iraq 2 fils Faisal I Coinage Coat of Arms KM-96 AU58 BN PCGS bronze coin 1933

The Iraq 2 Fils bronze coin of 1933 is an important early issue of the Kingdom of Iraq, struck during the reign of King Faisal I, the founder of modern Iraq and one of the most influential figures in the nation’s history. Certified AU58 BN by PCGS, this coin represents a fascinating piece of interwar Middle Eastern numismatics and royal coinage.

The obverse features a distinguished right-facing portrait of King Faisal I with finely engraved hair, mustache, beard, and facial details. Arabic inscriptions identifying the monarch appear along both sides of the portrait, while a plain rim emphasizes the strong royal design. The reverse displays the denomination 2 Fils within a central circular panel. Surrounding the center are large decorative Arabic inscriptions, elegant calligraphic lettering, ornamental flourishes, date inscriptions including 1933 and the Hijri year, and radiating design elements that create a dynamic visual composition. The intricate Arabic script serves both decorative and informational purposes, highlighting the artistic character of Iraqi coinage.

King Faisal I played a pivotal role in establishing the Kingdom of Iraq after World War I and worked to build national institutions and unity. Struck in bronze and preserved in attractive About Uncirculated condition, this certified coin is an excellent addition for collectors of Iraqi history, royal portraits, Arabic calligraphy, and historic world coins.

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