Egypt 5 pounds 5th African Games Sports Pyramid Olympic Rings silver coin 1991

This Egypt 5 pounds silver commemorative coin issued in 1991 celebrates the 5th All-Africa Games held in Cairo, a major continental sporting event that brought together athletes from across Africa in a spirit of unity, competition, and excellence. The games highlighted Egypt’s role as a host nation and its contribution to the development of sports across the African continent.

The obverse features a dynamic emblem combining a stylized pyramid with a circular form, symbolizing both Egypt’s ancient heritage and modern unity. At the center of the design appears a map of Africa, emphasizing the continental significance of the event. Below the emblem are the Olympic rings, representing international sportsmanship and cooperation. Surrounding the composition are inscriptions reading “5th All Africa Games” and “Cairo 1991,” with a finely patterned rim framing the design.

The reverse presents an ornate arrangement centered on a vertical torch with a stylized flame, symbolizing athletic spirit and achievement. Arabic calligraphy fills the central field, with additional inscriptions forming a circular layout. The date “1991” appears along the lower edge, while decorative elements and a patterned border complete the balanced composition.

Struck in silver, this coin is a meaningful collectible for enthusiasts of sports history, African unity, and Egyptian commemorative coinage.

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