Jordan. 50 Fils 1964 - NGC MS64

JORDAN. 50 Fils. 1383 (1964). Hussein bin Talal (1952-1999)

- Value: 50 Fils.
- Reign: Hussein bin Talal (1952-1999).
- Year: 1383 (1964).
- Inscriptions: Obverse: value “٥٠ فلس” inside a central circle with a royal crown above, surrounded by a garland and inscription in Arabic. Reverse: THE HASHEMITE KINGDOM OF JORDAN · FIFTY FILS · 1964 around the central “50”.
- Grade: MS64 (NGC).

50 Fils silver coin with a bilingual design characteristic of the Hashemite kingdom, combining traditional Arabic elements with Western style on the reverse. The obverse features a heraldic composition with the royal crown and garland, of fine and balanced execution, while the reverse shows a more sober design with clear and orderly typography. The specimen retains good original luster, with relatively clean fields and well-defined reliefs, showing light contact marks appropriate to its grade. Issued during the reign of Hussein bin Talal, it reflects a period of institutional consolidation and modernization in Jordan in the mid-20th century.

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