Egypt 5 milliemes State Coinage Coat of Arms Eagle PR66 PCGS AlBronze coin 1966

The Egypt 5 Milliemes coin dated AH1386 (1966) is a beautifully preserved example of mid-20th century Egyptian state coinage, struck in aluminum-bronze and certified PCGS PR66 CAM. Its rich golden tone and sharp cameo contrast highlight the elegance of its minimalist yet symbolic design.

The obverse features the iconic Eagle of Saladin, Egypt’s national coat of arms, depicted with outstretched wings, a central shield, and a banner beneath bearing Arabic inscription. The engraving reveals fine feather details and a strong, balanced composition, framed by a delicate beaded rim. The reverse displays refined Arabic calligraphy with the denomination “5 milliemes” prominently centered, surrounded by inscriptions naming the Arab Republic of Egypt and the dual date AH1386 and 1966. The circular layout and dotted border enhance the harmony of the design while emphasizing its official character.

The Eagle of Saladin symbolizes strength, sovereignty, and national unity, making this coin an important representation of Egypt’s identity during a period of modernization.

A high-grade certified proof with striking visual appeal, this coin is an excellent choice for collectors of Egyptian and world coinage.

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