One Dinar
Country of Origin: Jordan
Year of Issue: Various, commonly mid-20th century to present
Denomination: 1 Dinar
Composition: Copper nickel or gold plated (varies by year)
Brief Description
A gold or gold-colored coin used in Jordan; the obverse features the country's coat of arms and the denomination.
Historical Significance
The Jordanian Dinar has been a symbol of the country's currency stability since its introduction in 1949, replacing the Palestinian pound.
Estimated Value
Typically between $1 to $5 USD for circulation coins; collectible issues may be worth more depending on rarity and condition.
Care Instructions
Store in a cool, dry environment. Avoid handling with bare hands to prevent oils from damaging the coin. Use soft cloth or holders for protection.
Created At: 2025-01-13T23:10:22.782056