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Description:
Obverse
Emblem of Qatar consisting of two crossed bent swords, and between them a sailing ship (dhow) sailing on waves beside an island with two palm trees. Weight, metal, fineness, value and date below.
Reverse
Dallah (Arabic coffee pot) monument
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