Iraq Baath Revolution Hussein Anniversary History SP 66 PCGS silver medal 1978

The 1978 Iraq Baath Revolution Anniversary silver medal commemorates the anniversary of the Baath Revolution, highlighting the country's aspirations in industrial, agricultural, and educational development. Struck in silver and certified PCGS SP66, this beautifully preserved specimen displays exceptional sharpness and satin surfaces that enhance its bold artistic design. The obverse presents a symbolic composition featuring a worker in a traditional headscarf raising one hand while gripping an industrial tool. Surrounding him are an oil derrick, mechanical gear, wheat ear, the map of Iraq inside a radiant sun, sweeping geometric bands, a flowing flag, and an open book, representing labor, petroleum, technology, agriculture, national unity, and education. The reverse is dominated by elegant concentric Arabic inscriptions, commemorative dates, and a central denomination enclosed within circular legends, all executed in a clean modern style. Issued in 1978 to mark the revolution's anniversary, the medal reflects the themes of economic growth, infrastructure, and national progress that characterized the era. Certified PCGS SP66, it is an impressive collectible for enthusiasts of Iraqi history, political memorabilia, and modern world exonumia.

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