Iraq 500 fils Babylon Lion Monument Sculpture KM-168 PR69 PCGS CuNi coin 1982

Issued in 1982 (AH1402), this Iraq 500 Fils commemorative coin, KM-168, honors one of the most recognizable symbols of ancient Mesopotamia—the Lion of Babylon. Struck in copper-nickel with a beautiful Proof finish and certified PCGS PR69 Deep Cameo (DCAM), it combines outstanding preservation with an iconic historical design. The reverse depicts the famous Lion of Babylon sculpture standing atop a massive rectangular pedestal, with a low horizon stretching across the background. The dual date AH1402 and 1982 appears on either side of the monument, while a finely beaded border frames the distinctive rounded-square flan. The obverse features elegant Arabic inscriptions surrounding a central circular panel containing the denomination "500 Fils." Additional Arabic legends reference the Babylon Restoration Project, accompanied by the national name, decorative inscriptions, and a precise beaded rim. The Lion of Babylon, an enduring emblem of strength and the grandeur of the ancient Babylonian civilization, remains one of Iraq's most celebrated archaeological monuments. Certified PCGS PR69 DCAM, this exceptional commemorative is an outstanding addition to collections of Iraqi coinage, ancient history, and world proof issues.

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