Iraq 250 fils First Anniversary of Peace with Kurds MS64 PCGS nickel coin 1971

The Iraq 250 Fils “First Anniversary of Peace with Kurds” coin, issued in 1971 (AH1391), commemorates a notable political milestone and reflects hopes for peace, cooperation, and national development. Struck in nickel and certified PCGS MS64, this historic commemorative combines meaningful symbolism with an intricate modern design, making it an attractive piece for collectors of Middle Eastern numismatics.

The reverse features a powerful industrial composition dominated by a large cogwheel encircling the central anniversary inscription. Above the inscription is a stylized eagle with outstretched wings, while groups of radiating lines extend toward the rim, creating a sense of progress and forward movement. Curved wreath branches frame the design on both sides, converging near a geometric ornament at the base. The obverse displays elegant Arabic inscriptions surrounding the denomination within a circular panel. Beneath are a detailed grain ear and a broad leaf crossing one another, symbolizing agriculture, prosperity, growth, and peace. A denticled border and finely engraved calligraphy enhance the coin’s visual appeal.

Issued to mark the first anniversary of the 1970 agreement between the Iraqi government and Kurdish representatives, this coin represents aspirations for stability and reconciliation. Certified PCGS MS64, it offers excellent preservation and strong historical significance for collectors of political commemoratives and modern Iraqi coinage.

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