Ajman 5 riyals Save Venice KM-27 proof silver coin 1971

The Ajman 5 riyals silver proof coin of 1971, issued as part of the renowned “Save Venice” series (KM-27), represents a powerful international appeal to preserve the historic city of Venice and its priceless cultural heritage. This commemorative issue captures both artistic expression and a global message of unity.

The obverse features a finely balanced композиция with two crossed flags at the center, their detailed lines clearly visible. Above them is the denomination “5”, while below appears a small portrait of a bearded figure in traditional attire, symbolizing wisdom and continuity. Arabic inscriptions elegantly run along the upper rim, complemented by small stars and a precise beaded border framing the design. The proof surface displays beautiful natural toning with iridescent shades of blue, brown, and silver, enhancing the relief.

The reverse showcases a bold modern design with a large stylized numeral “5” integrated with sweeping architectural or ribbon-like elements, possibly evoking Venetian bridges or structures. The inscription “SAVE VENICE” arches along the upper edge, while “RIYALS” is placed below. The dotted rim completes the harmonious layout.

Struck in silver with a proof finish, this coin stands out for its artistic symbolism and historical importance. A desirable collectible for enthusiasts of world silver coins and meaningful commemorative issues.

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