Iraq 250 fils First Anniversary of Peace with Kurds MS65 PCGS nickel coin 1971

The Iraq 250 Fils “First Anniversary of Peace with Kurds” coin, issued in 1971 (AH1391), commemorates a historic anniversary connected with efforts toward peace and cooperation within Iraq. Struck in nickel and certified PCGS MS65, this attractive commemorative combines strong historical significance with a bold symbolic design that reflects themes of unity, development, and national progress.

The reverse features a detailed industrial-inspired composition dominated by a large cogwheel framing the central anniversary inscription. Above the inscription appears an eagle with spread wings, while groups of radiating lines extend from the center toward the rim, symbolizing advancement and a brighter future. Decorative wreath branches rise along both sides of the design and meet near an ornamental geometric motif at the base. The obverse displays elegant Arabic inscriptions surrounding the denomination inside a circular center. Beneath the denomination are a grain ear and a large leaf crossing one another, representing agriculture, prosperity, growth, and reconciliation. The finely engraved calligraphy and denticled border enhance the visual appeal of the coin.

Issued to mark the first anniversary of the 1970 agreement between the Iraqi government and Kurdish representatives, this coin serves as a reminder of aspirations for stability and peaceful cooperation. Certified PCGS MS65, it offers excellent preservation and collector appeal, making it a desirable addition to collections of Middle Eastern history, political commemoratives, and modern world coinage.

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