Jordan 1/2 dinar Al Harraneh Palace Architecture PR68 PCGS silver coin 1969

This attractive Jordan 1/2 Dinar silver proof coin, issued in 1969 (AH1389), pays tribute to Al Harraneh Palace, one of Jordan’s best-known early desert monuments and an important example of Islamic architecture. The obverse features a right-facing portrait of King Hussein, surrounded by Arabic inscriptions, the Hashemite royal emblem, the denomination in Arabic, and the date in both the Hijri and Gregorian calendars. The reverse showcases a detailed depiction of Al Harraneh Palace, highlighting its rectangular fortress-like structure, rows of small windows, towers, and geometric masonry. Surrounding inscriptions identify the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, the palace name, the denomination 1/2 Dinar, and the year 1969, while decorative beaded borders frame the design. Struck in silver with a beautiful Proof finish, this example is certified PCGS PR68 DCAM (Deep Cameo), featuring outstanding mirrored fields and frosted devices. Combining historical architecture, royal portraiture, and exceptional preservation, it is an excellent collectible for enthusiasts of Middle Eastern history, architectural themes, and certified world silver coins.

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