Egypt 5 pounds Ain Shams University Golden Jubilee MS64 PCGS silver coin 1999

The 1999 Egypt 5 Pounds silver coin commemorates the Golden Jubilee of Ain Shams University, one of Egypt’s most prestigious educational institutions. Struck in fine silver and graded MS64 by PCGS, this issue celebrates 50 years of academic excellence, scientific progress, and cultural influence since the university’s founding in 1950.

The obverse features a symbolic composition centered on an obelisk flanked by two stylized falcons, representing strength, knowledge, and heritage. Arabic inscriptions surround the design, including the denomination and references to the university, while the dates in both Hijri (AH 1420) and Gregorian (1999) calendars are clearly visible. The clean fields and balanced layout emphasize the monumental character of the design.

The reverse displays elegant Arabic calligraphy with the large numeral “5” at the center, surrounded by inscriptions indicating the Golden Jubilee of Ain Shams University. Decorative flourishes and ornamental script enhance the visual harmony, reflecting both tradition and scholarship.

Founded in Cairo, Ain Shams University has played a key role in education, research, and intellectual life in Egypt and the Arab world. This coin honors its lasting contribution to science and society.

A refined commemorative piece with historical and educational significance, this certified MS64 coin is an excellent addition for collectors of academic themes and Egyptian numismatics.

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