Egypt 1 pound 25 Years to Arabian Trade Union MS64 PCGS silver coin 1981

Egypt 1 pound 1981 (AH1402) silver coin commemorates the 25th anniversary of the Arab Trade Unions, highlighting the role of organized labor in economic development and regional cooperation. This issue reflects the importance of workers’ unity and collective effort in shaping modern industry and society.

The obverse features a bold emblem composed of a central shield-like form containing symbolic elements of labor and production. At its core is a raised arm holding tools, representing strength, craftsmanship, and workers’ solidarity. Above the emblem appears a gear wheel, symbolizing industry and mechanical progress, while additional details such as stylized wings or banners extend from the sides, enhancing the sense of unity and movement. Arabic inscriptions curve along the edges, marking the commemorative theme and anniversary dates. The reverse displays intricate Arabic calligraphy with the denomination “1 pound,” the country name, and the dual date AH1402 / 1981. Decorative scrollwork and ornamental flourishes enrich the composition, all framed within a beaded rim.

The Arab Trade Unions played a key role in advocating workers’ rights and fostering cooperation across the region, contributing to economic growth and social development.

Struck in silver and graded PCGS MS64, this coin offers attractive luster and well-defined details. A meaningful commemorative piece, ideal for collectors interested in labor history, political themes, and Middle Eastern numismatics.

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