50 Fils

50 Dinars (50 Filis)

Iraq · 1971 (Gregorian) / 1391 (Hijri)

A circular coin featuring the number '50' prominently in the center of the reverse within a decorative scalloped circle. The word 'Fils' is written in Arabic script below the number.

Country: Iraq
Year: 1971 (Gregorian) / 1391 (Hijri)
Denomination: 50 Fils
Metal: Nickel-Brass

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Overview

A circular coin featuring the number '50' prominently in the center of the reverse within a decorative scalloped circle. The word 'Fils' is written in Arabic script below the number.

Historical significance

This coin was issued during the presidency of Ahmed Hassan al-Bakr, before Saddam Hussein assumed total control. It represents the currency of the Republic of Iraq during a period of transition and modernization in the early 1970s.

Estimated value

$0.25 - $2.00 USD (depending on condition)

Care & preservation

Store in a cool, dry place to prevent further oxidation. Handle by the edges and avoid cleaning with harsh chemicals or abrasives, as this can destroy the patina and reduce its collector value.

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