Egypt 10 milliemes Regular Coinage KM-395 PR66 PCGS AlBronze coin 1966

The Egypt 10 Milliemes coin dated AH1386 (1966) is a classic example of mid-20th century Egyptian regular coinage, combining national symbolism with refined artistic simplicity. Struck in aluminum-bronze and certified PCGS PR66, this proof coin showcases a warm golden tone and sharp, well-preserved details.

The obverse prominently features the Egyptian coat of arms — the Eagle of Saladin — with outstretched wings, a central shield, and a banner beneath bearing Arabic inscription. The eagle stands as a powerful emblem of sovereignty, strength, and unity. Fine details such as the feather structure, shield divisions, and the ornamental base enhance the composition. The reverse displays large Arabic numerals indicating the denomination “10,” surrounded by elegant Arabic calligraphy forming a circular legend. The dual date AH1386 and 1966 is clearly visible, along with decorative elements that frame the central design.

This coin reflects Egypt’s national identity during a period of modernization and political transformation. The Eagle of Saladin remains one of the most recognizable symbols of the country, linking modern Egypt to its historical roots.

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

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