Egypt 1 pound FAO World Food Day Rural Women PR67 PCGS silver coin 1980

Egypt 1 Pound 1980 (AH1400) silver Proof coin, issued under the FAO program and graded PR67 DCAM by PCGS, commemorates World Food Day and highlights the essential role of rural women in agriculture and food sustainability. This beautifully crafted piece reflects both social importance and artistic excellence.

The obverse features a detailed rural scene centered on a seated woman reading a book, symbolizing education and empowerment. Around her unfolds a rich Egyptian landscape: the iconic pyramids rise in the background, accompanied by palm trees and a village skyline with mosque silhouettes. A radiant sun shines above, representing growth and hope. To the left, a tractor emphasizes modern agriculture, while two birds in flight add a sense of harmony with nature. Additional fine details include a small vessel, stylized ground textures, and the FAO inscription along the lower rim. The reverse displays elegant Arabic calligraphy with the country name, denomination, and dual dates (AH1400 / 1980), framed by ornamental flourishes and a patterned border.

Issued in silver with deep cameo Proof quality (PR67 DCAM, PCGS), this coin offers exceptional contrast and sharp detailing, making it a standout collectible for FAO, agriculture, and world coin enthusiasts.

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