Egypt 10 piastres The Nile Diversion Sadd El Ali Dam PR67 PCGS silver coin 1964

The Egypt 10 Piastres silver coin dated AH1384 (1964) commemorates the construction of the Aswan High Dam (Sadd El Ali), one of the most important engineering achievements in modern Egyptian history. Struck in silver and graded PCGS PR67 DCAM, this exceptional proof coin features deep cameo contrast and remarkable detail.

The obverse presents a detailed landscape scene of the Nile River with the monumental dam structure, flowing water, and surrounding terrain. A rising sun with radiating beams appears above the horizon, symbolizing progress and a new era of development. Power lines and pylons are visible, emphasizing electrification and modernization brought by the project. Arabic inscriptions curve along the rim, framing the composition and reinforcing the commemorative nature of the issue. The reverse displays bold Arabic calligraphy with the denomination “10 piastres,” along with the country name and dual date AH1384 and 1964. Decorative elements and a beaded border complete the design.

The Aswan High Dam transformed Egypt’s agriculture, economy, and energy production, making this coin a tribute to national progress and innovation.

A high-grade deep cameo proof with strong historical significance, this coin is a standout addition to any world coin collection.

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