Egypt 5 milliemes Women's Year Muled 1975 KM-434 MS67 PCGS bronze coin 1973

The Egypt 5 Milliemes coin dated 1973 (AH1393), KM-434, is a rare and intriguing mule variety combining standard Egyptian coinage with elements of the International Women’s Year commemorative design. Struck in bronze and certified PCGS MS67, this high-grade example exhibits exceptional preservation, sharp details, and a rich golden-brown tone.

The obverse features a finely engraved female profile wearing a traditional headscarf, facing right. Beside the portrait is elegant Arabic calligraphy, with decorative elements including a curved wheat ear and ornamental lines that symbolize growth and prosperity. The relief highlights delicate facial features, headdress details, and smooth fields. The reverse displays the denomination “5 milliemes” in Arabic at the center, surrounded by inscriptions naming Egypt and the dual date AH1393 and 1973. The composition is framed by a raised rim and subtle beaded border, maintaining a clean and balanced appearance.

This coin is a mule error, pairing mismatched dies — one intended for the 1975 International Women’s Year issue and another for regular circulation — making it a scarce and highly collectible numismatic anomaly.

A superb certified MS67 example, this coin is an outstanding acquisition for collectors seeking rare varieties and historically significant mint errors.

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