Ajman 5 riyals Rashid KM-3.1 Chicken Bird PR 65 PCGS silver coin 1969

Ajman 5 Riyals 1969 silver proof coin is a remarkable large-denomination issue from the emirate of Ajman, showcasing a distinctive combination of national symbolism and wildlife imagery that has made these Gulf issues increasingly desirable among collectors. Struck in silver and certified PR65 by PCGS, this proof example displays reflective mirrored surfaces and finely detailed engraving, highlighting the artistic style used during the early period of Ajman’s independent coinage production.

The reverse features an elaborate patriotic composition dominated by two crossed national flags positioned above a pair of traditional crossed curved daggers, symbols closely associated with Arabian heritage and regional identity. Beneath this arrangement stands a detailed bird resembling a chicken or desert fowl shown in side profile, displaying visible plumage texture, layered feathers, extended wings, claws, legs, eye detail, and carefully engraved body contours. Arabic numerals are positioned on both sides of the bird, while decorative bead borders frame the design and enhance the proof appearance. The obverse displays a large central denomination numeral surrounded by Arabic inscriptions, English legends, star symbols, ornamental calligraphy, and the country name arranged around the outer ring.

Produced during a period when the emirates were developing distinctive monetary systems and visual identities, this coin reflects both cultural symbolism and historical importance. The combination of wildlife themes, traditional weapons, flags, and elegant proof craftsmanship makes this certified silver issue especially appealing to collectors of Middle Eastern coinage and unusual world silver pieces.

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