Cambodia 3000 riels Pharaoh Tutankhamun KM-103 PR 69 PCGS silver coin 2004

The 2014 Cambodia 3000 Riels silver coin is an eye-catching commemorative issue dedicated to the legendary Pharaoh Tutankhamun, one of the most iconic figures of ancient Egypt. This coin celebrates the fascination with Egyptian history and archaeology, combining vibrant design with modern minting techniques.

The obverse features a stunning colorized portrait of Tutankhamun’s famous golden funerary mask. The intricate details of the headdress, including the striped nemes, stylized beard, and serene facial features, are vividly highlighted in rich tones. Surrounding the image is the inscription “TREASURE OF THE PHARAOH TUTANKHAMUN,” while below appears “20 GM 999 FINE SILVER,” emphasizing the coin’s precious metal content. The reverse presents a sculpted bust of King Jayavarman VII, a revered ruler of the Khmer Empire, shown with calm expression and smooth contours. The inscriptions include “KING JAYAVARMAN VII 1162–1201,” “KINGDOM OF CAMBODIA,” and the denomination “3000 RIELS.” A small rectangular security feature is also visible near the portrait.

Struck in .999 silver with Proof quality, this coin is graded PCGS PR69, reflecting near-perfect condition with brilliant mirror fields and sharp detail. Its blend of ancient Egyptian and Cambodian heritage makes it a unique and highly collectible piece.

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