Iraq 20 fils Faisal I Error Date KM-99 Genuine PCGS silver coin 1933

The Iraq 20 Fils Error Date silver coin of 1933 (AH 1352), cataloged as KM-99 and certified PCGS Genuine, is an intriguing and highly collectible issue from the reign of King Faisal I, the founder of the modern Iraqi state. Combining royal portraiture, elegant Arabic calligraphy, and a notable date variety, this coin represents an important chapter in the numismatic history of the Kingdom of Iraq.

The obverse displays a dignified right-facing portrait of King Faisal I, rendered with detailed facial features, short hair, mustache, and formal profile styling. Arabic inscriptions identifying the ruler appear on both sides of the portrait, while a beaded border frames the design. The reverse features the denomination 20 Fils prominently within a central circle, surrounded by sweeping Arabic calligraphy, decorative inscriptions, ornamental flourishes, and radiating design elements. The Gregorian date 1933 and Hijri date 1352 are incorporated into the design, creating a visually balanced composition rich in traditional artistic motifs.

King Faisal I played a central role in the establishment of the Kingdom of Iraq and the development of its early institutions after independence. Struck in silver and recognized by PCGS as a genuine example of this scarce date-error variety, this coin is an excellent addition for collectors of Iraqi coinage, royal issues, Arabic script coinage, and Middle Eastern history.

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