25 Dirhams

Qatar's dirham coinage has remained deliberately stable since the currency was decoupled from the UAE dirham in 1973, and the Central Bank has issued remarkably few design changes across decades. This series, introduced following the 2014–2016 oil price collapse that cut Qatar's hydrocarbon revenues by roughly half, maintained the existing coinage architecture rather than signaling any monetary disruption — a calculated display of institutional steadiness during a period when neighboring Gulf states were openly debating currency devaluation.