½ Dinar coin (Hand Holding Wheat and Oranges)

½ Dinar — Hand Holding Wheat and Oranges (Issued 1996-2013)

The ½ Dinar is a circulation coin of Tunisia struck between 1996 and 2013 (AH1416-1434). It is made of copper-nickel, weighs 8.0 g and measures 23.9 mm in diameter, with a round shape. As a mid-range everyday denomination, it circulated widely throughout its long period of issue. Its copper-nickel composition gave it the durability required for regular use.

The obverse shows the coat of arms within a circle, accompanied by two sprigs and the Islamic and Gregorian date of production, with the country name “Republic of Tunisia” at the top. The legend is in Arabic script and carries the dates “1418-1997”.

The reverse depicts a hand holding wheat and a hand holding oranges, with “Central Bank of Tunisia” at the top and the denomination “Half a dinar” at the bottom. The inscriptions appear in Arabic and Latin scripts. The design was engraved by Hatem El Mekki, whose name appears as “ELMEKKI”.

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