1 Qirsh coin Jordan

1 Qirsh — Jordan (King Hussein)

This 1 Qirsh coin belongs to the modern coinage of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan issued under King Hussein bin Talal during the 1990s, this piece bearing the dual date 1416 AH / 1996. It is a small, copper-coloured coin used for everyday low-value transactions, with a plain edge and a compact module. As one of the smallest denominations of the Jordanian dinar system — one hundred qirsh (piastres) making a dinar — it circulated widely in daily change before the design was superseded.

On the obverse, a portrait of King Hussein faces left, shown bare-headed in civilian dress. Arabic inscriptions curve around the field naming the monarch and the kingdom, framed within a plain raised rim.

On the reverse, an outline map of Jordan is set over a fine grid or lattice pattern that fills the field. The legend “THE HASHEMITE KINGDOM OF JORDAN” arcs across the top with the dual Hijri and Gregorian dates beneath it, while the denomination is given in Arabic script and in Latin letters as “QIRSH” toward the right, stating the value of the coin.

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