Iraq 500 fils Falsan Error Palm Trees MS62 PCGS nickel coin 1982

Issued in 1982 (AH1402), this Iraq 500 Fils "500 Falsan" Error coin is an intriguing modern numismatic variety celebrating the country's agricultural heritage. Struck in nickel and certified PCGS MS62, this collectible error is distinguished by the unusual "500 Falsan" denomination, making it a sought-after piece for specialists in Iraqi mint errors. The reverse features three graceful palm trees rising from cultivated farmland, with finely engraved trunks, spreading fronds, textured ground, a long fence extending across the horizon, and the dual date AH1402–1982 positioned beside the central tree. The obverse displays elegant Arabic inscriptions surrounding a circular panel bearing the denomination "500 Fils," framed below by two stylized palm fronds. Additional Arabic legends identify the Republic of Iraq, while a finely beaded border follows the coin's distinctive rounded-square shape. Palm trees have long symbolized Iraq's fertile river valleys, date cultivation, and enduring agricultural traditions. Certified PCGS MS62, this attractive error variety combines historical symbolism, an unusual minting feature, and collectible appeal, making it an excellent addition to collections of Iraqi coins, mint errors, and Middle Eastern numismatics.

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