Iraq 500 fils 500 Falsan Error Central Bank Palm Trees MS62 NGC CuNi coin 1982

The 1982 Iraq 500 Fils "500 Falsan" Error coin is a fascinating modern numismatic rarity struck by the Central Bank of Iraq in copper-nickel and certified NGC MS62. Best known for its unusual denomination inscription reading "500 Falsan," this sought-after error variety has become a favorite among collectors of Iraqi mint errors. The reverse presents a beautifully engraved grove of three palm trees standing above cultivated farmland, with finely detailed trunks, arching fronds, textured soil, a long fence extending across the background, and the dual date AH1402/1982 flanking the design. The obverse features elegant Arabic inscriptions naming the Republic of Iraq, while the denomination "500 Fils" appears inside a circular central panel framed by two stylized palm fronds. A beaded border highlights the coin's distinctive rounded-square shape. The palm tree has long represented Iraq's agricultural prosperity, fertile river valleys, and rich cultural heritage. Certified Mint State 62 by NGC, this attractive error issue combines historical symbolism, unusual design, and collectible appeal, making it an excellent addition to any collection of Middle Eastern or world coins.

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