Iraq 5 fils Babylon Ruins Ishtar Gates KM-159a PR70 PCGS CuNi coin 1982

The Iraq 5 fils coin, issued in 1982, is a fascinating circulation issue celebrating the rich legacy of ancient Babylon through one of Mesopotamia’s most recognizable architectural monuments. Struck in copper-nickel with an exceptional Proof finish, this beautiful example has earned the prestigious PCGS PR70 certification, representing flawless preservation. The obverse features an artistic depiction of the ruins of Babylon, highlighting the monumental remains of the Ishtar Gate with its towering brick walls decorated by rows of stylized relief animals, faithfully recalling the famous glazed-brick gateway of King Nebuchadnezzar II. The date appears on both sides of the monument. The reverse displays the denomination 5 fils within a central circle, surrounded by elegant Arabic inscriptions, the country's official name, the issuing date, and a decorative calligraphic layout that frames the design. Babylon was one of the greatest cities of the ancient world, renowned for its impressive fortifications, monumental gates, and enduring influence on human civilization. Certified PCGS PR70, this flawless coin is an outstanding addition for collectors of Iraqi coinage, ancient history, archaeology, and world numismatics.

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