Overview
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Issued by the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan in 1962 under King Hussein bin Talal, this 100 Fils coin is one of the larger cupronickel pieces of the early Jordanian decimal series, carrying the Hashemite crown on the reverse.
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Key Features & Details:
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- Country: Jordan (Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan)
- Denomination: 100 Fils (1 Dirham)
- Year: 1962 (AH 1381)
- Monarch: King Hussein bin Talal
- Material: Copper-nickel (cupronickel)
- Condition: Used – a genuinely circulated note in presentable condition. Sold as shown in the images; please judge the condition from the photographs.
- Obverse (Front): Head of King Hussein bin Talal facing left, with royal Arabic titles surrounding.
- Reverse (Back): The Hashemite crown above the denomination, with the Arabic and Gregorian dates and the kingdom legend framed by wreath sprigs.
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Collector Value:
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An early-reign issue from one of the longest-serving monarchs of the modern Middle East.
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Please Note:
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The photographs show the actual note you will receive, identified by its serial number. This is a used, previously circulated note – please study the photographs, as they are the condition description.












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