Iraq 4 fils State Coinage King Ghazi I Coat of Arms AU55 PCGS CuNi coin 1938

The Iraq 4 Fils coin, issued in 1938 (AH1357) during the reign of King Ghazi I, is an important early circulation issue from the Kingdom of Iraq. Struck in copper-nickel and certified PCGS AU55, it reflects the formative years of Iraq’s modern monetary system under the Hashemite monarchy. The obverse features a right-facing portrait of King Ghazi I, surrounded by elegant Arabic inscriptions and framed by the distinctive scalloped border that characterizes the denomination. The reverse displays the denomination 4 Fils within a central circle, bold Arabic calligraphy, the Gregorian date 1938, the Hijri year AH1357, and decorative geometric elements radiating around the center, all enclosed by the same attractive scalloped edge. King Ghazi I ruled Iraq from 1933 to 1939 and became a symbol of the young kingdom during a period of political development and national identity. Certified PCGS AU55, this historic coin is an excellent collectible for enthusiasts of Iraqi royal coinage, Middle Eastern history, and classic world numismatics.

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