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50 Dinars
| Issuer | Kurdistan (fantasy) |
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| Year | 1427 (2006) |
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| Currency | Dinar |
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| Obverse description | Central circular cartouche depicting a stylized mountain range surmounted by a rayed sun, all within a raised border. The Arabic-script legend 'دولتی کوردستان' arcs across the upper field, while the Latin-script legend 'DEWLETA KURDISTANÊ' curves along the lower periphery. The Hijri date '١٤٢٧' appears to the lower left of the cartouche and the Gregorian year '2006' to the lower right. |
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| Obverse lettering | دولتی کوردستان ١٤٢٧ 2006 DEWLETA KURDISTANÊ |
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Kurdistan has never achieved recognized statehood, and no official Kurdish monetary authority exists — this piece is a fantasy issue, produced for the collector market rather than for any actual circulation. The X# prefix in Krause's catalog designates it explicitly as such. These were struck privately, almost certainly outside the region itself, as political sympathizer items during a period when Kurdish autonomy in northern Iraq was expanding following the 2003 invasion but remained constitutionally unresolved.