2 Dinars coin (Punic Harbour of Carthage)

2 Dinars — Punic Harbour of Carthage (Issued 2013)

The 2 Dinars is a circulation coin of Tunisia struck in 2013 (AH1434). It is made of copper-nickel and is notable for its distinctive tridecagonal, or thirteen-sided, shape. Weighing 11.2 g with a diameter of 29.4 mm, it is a large and easily recognisable coin that circulated as one of the country’s higher everyday denominations. Its solid copper-nickel composition and many-sided form set it apart in day-to-day use.

The obverse features an olive tree at the centre, with the country name above and the Gregorian and Islamic dates flanked by sprigs below. The legends are in Arabic and Latin scripts, with the inscription reading “Republic of Tunisia” and the dates “2013-1434”.

The reverse shows a view of the Punic harbour of Carthage, with the issuer name above and the denomination below. The inscriptions, in Arabic and Latin, name the “Central Bank of Tunisia” and “The Punic Harbour of Carthage”, together with the value “2 Dinars”.

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