Iraq 250 fils State Coinage Palm Trees MS66 PCGS CuNi coin 1980

The Iraq 250 Fils copper-nickel coin, issued in 1980 and certified PCGS MS66, is a beautifully designed circulation issue celebrating Iraq’s agricultural heritage and natural wealth. Its distinctive octagonal shape and symbolic imagery make it one of the most recognizable modern Iraqi coins. The obverse depicts a grove of date palm trees, including a tall fruit-bearing palm flanked by two smaller palms, with cultivated fields, irrigation furrows, and rows of additional palms stretching into the background. Arabic numerals indicating the year flank the central scene, while a denticled border frames the design. The reverse features the denomination 250 Fils inside a central circle surrounded by elegant Arabic inscriptions identifying the Republic of Iraq. Beneath the denomination are a detailed ear of wheat and a broad palm frond, symbolizing the nation's agriculture, prosperity, and the importance of the date harvest. The octagonal rim and finely engraved decorative border complete the composition. Struck in copper-nickel and certified PCGS MS66, this attractive coin combines excellent preservation, sharp detail, and meaningful national symbolism, making it an outstanding addition to any Middle Eastern or world coin collection.

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