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Iraq Half Dinar banknote and feature Spiral minaret UNC Unique and rare

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Iraq Half Dinar banknote and feature Spiral minaret UNC Unique and rare

πŸ›οΈ Iconic Spiral Minaret design representing 9th-century Islamic architecture πŸ’Ž UNC Uncirculated condition, pristine and never circulated ⭐ Highly Collectible Iraqi currency with historical significance 🌍 Authentic Middle Eastern numismatic treasure for serious collectors 🎨 Exceptional artistic engraving and intricate banknote design βœ… 100% Genuine Item with unique rarity appeal

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Iraq Half Dinar banknote and feature Spiral minaret UNC Unique and rare

This Iraqi Half Dinar banknote showcases the iconic Spiral Minaret of Samarra, one of the most recognizable architectural symbols in Islamic history. Graded in UNC (Uncirculated) condition, this note represents a pristine example of Iraqi currency design and craftsmanship. The Spiral Minaret, built during the Abbasid Caliphate in the 9th century, makes this denomination particularly significant to collectors of Middle Eastern numismatics. The note's exceptional preservation and artistic engraving reflect Iraq's rich cultural heritage. As a rare and unique piece from Iraq's numismatic history, this banknote appeals to serious collectors seeking authentic historical artifacts with both aesthetic and monetary value. The UNC condition ensures no wear or handling marks, making it an ideal addition to world currency collections or those focused on architectural heritage pieces.
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