Egypt. 5 Pounds 1991 - PCGS MS65





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EGYPT. 5 Pounds. AH1411-1991. Hosni Mubarak (1981-2011)
- Value: 5 Pounds.
- Reign: Hosni Mubarak (1981-2011).
- Year: AH1411-1991.
- Inscriptions: Obverse: جمهورية مصر العربية · ١٤١١-١٩٩١ (Arab Republic of Egypt, 1411-1991) together with commemorative inscriptions in Arabic. Reverse: Commemorative inscriptions relating to atomic energy and Cairo University, with dates 1411-1991.
- Grade: MS65 (PCGS).
5-Pounds silver commemorative coin issued by Egypt in 1991 to celebrate atomic energy. The obverse features an elaborate Arabic calligraphic composition with the state's official name and the date in Islamic and Gregorian calendars, rendered in a decoratively Islamic artistic style of great elegance. The reverse shows a pyramid surrounded by electrons' orbits, accompanied by the Cairo University emblem and inscriptions alluding to the scientific program, combining historical and technological symbolism. The specimen retains a notable original mint lustre, clean fields and well-defined reliefs, with minimal surface marks consistent with its high grade MS65. It is a modern commemorative issue that reflects Egypt's interest in scientific development and nuclear research at the end of the 20th century.
Disclaimer: For orders shipped outside the European Union, I want to leave absolutely clear that I do ship from Spain, which means that if the package is sent to any country outside the European Union, and/or inside EU that has special tax agreement (example: Canary Islands), it might be stopped in your local customs and they might ask you to pay taxes. This is a customs legal procedure and it is completely out of our control. Thanks for your understanding.
From September 9 to 18 we will not be operating and no shipments will be made. You can continue shopping normally; all orders will be shipped starting Monday, September 21. Thank you very much for your understanding!
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EGYPT. 5 Pounds. AH1411-1991. Hosni Mubarak (1981-2011)
- Value: 5 Pounds.
- Reign: Hosni Mubarak (1981-2011).
- Year: AH1411-1991.
- Inscriptions: Obverse: جمهورية مصر العربية · ١٤١١-١٩٩١ (Arab Republic of Egypt, 1411-1991) together with commemorative inscriptions in Arabic. Reverse: Commemorative inscriptions relating to atomic energy and Cairo University, with dates 1411-1991.
- Grade: MS65 (PCGS).
5-Pounds silver commemorative coin issued by Egypt in 1991 to celebrate atomic energy. The obverse features an elaborate Arabic calligraphic composition with the state's official name and the date in Islamic and Gregorian calendars, rendered in a decoratively Islamic artistic style of great elegance. The reverse shows a pyramid surrounded by electrons' orbits, accompanied by the Cairo University emblem and inscriptions alluding to the scientific program, combining historical and technological symbolism. The specimen retains a notable original mint lustre, clean fields and well-defined reliefs, with minimal surface marks consistent with its high grade MS65. It is a modern commemorative issue that reflects Egypt's interest in scientific development and nuclear research at the end of the 20th century.
Disclaimer: For orders shipped outside the European Union, I want to leave absolutely clear that I do ship from Spain, which means that if the package is sent to any country outside the European Union, and/or inside EU that has special tax agreement (example: Canary Islands), it might be stopped in your local customs and they might ask you to pay taxes. This is a customs legal procedure and it is completely out of our control. Thanks for your understanding.
