Description
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) 50 Fils coin from 1973 (AH 1393) is part of the first series of coins issued after the formation of the UAE in 1971. This coin is made from a copper-nickel alloy and has a diameter of 23.8 mm. The obverse features the denomination "50 Fils" written in Arabic, along with the Gregorian year "1973" and the Islamic year "AH 1393. " The reverse depicts a traditional dhow, a sailing vessel commonly used in the region, symbolizing the UAE's rich maritime heritage. The edges are smooth, and the coin is widely collected due to its historical significance as part of the UAE’s early coinage.