Jordan 3 dinars Amman Arabic Culture Capital KM-75 MS 67 PCGS copper coin 2002

Issued in 2002, this Jordan 3 Dinars commemorative copper coin celebrates Amman as the Arab Cultural Capital, honoring the city’s role as a leading center of Arab history, literature, arts, and education. The obverse features a finely engraved portrait of King Abdullah II, surrounded by elegant Arabic inscriptions, the country name in Arabic and English, the denomination, and the year, all framed by a raised rim. The reverse presents a stylized architectural composition representing one of Amman’s cultural landmarks, accompanied by the inscriptions “Amman 2002” and “The Arab Cultural Capital” in both Arabic and English. The clean design, detailed engraving, and balanced layout reflect the significance of the cultural celebration and Jordan’s rich heritage. Struck in copper with a brilliant finish and certified PCGS MS67, this KM-75 issue is an outstanding collectible for enthusiasts of Middle Eastern numismatics, architecture, commemorative coins, and cultural history. Its excellent preservation and meaningful theme make it an attractive addition to any world coin collection.

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