Cambodia 4 riels Swiss Unity Soldier Child MS67 PCGS copper coin 1991

The Cambodia 4 Riels 1991 Swiss Unity commemorative coin is a symbolic issue reflecting international cooperation and shared humanitarian values. Issued by the People’s Republic of Kampuchea, this copper coin marks the celebration of 700 years of Swiss unity, observed globally in 1991 and expressed here through powerful allegorical imagery.

The reverse depicts a striking sculptural scene of a standing soldier holding a spear, accompanied by a young child at his side. The figures are rendered in a calm, protective posture, symbolizing guardianship, responsibility, and continuity between generations. Fine details are visible in the soldier’s clothing, muscular form, footwear, and the child’s stance. The inscription “700 JAHRE EIDGENOSSENSCHAFT” curves along the rim, with the date “1991” placed to the right of the figures, completing the commemorative message.

The obverse presents the official state emblem of Cambodia, framed by symmetrical rice sheaves and a central architectural motif. The legend “PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF KAMPUCHEA” encircles the emblem, while the denomination “4 RIELS” appears below, emphasizing the coin’s official status.

Struck in copper and preserved in strong Mint State condition, this coin is certified PCGS MS67 Red, showcasing attractive surfaces and warm original color. A meaningful addition for collectors of historical commemoratives, humanitarian themes, and international numismatics.

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