Egypt 5 pounds Ancient Treasures King Pepi I Statue PR67 PCGS silver coin 1994

The Egypt 5 Pounds 1994 silver coin from the renowned “Ancient Treasures” series is dedicated to King Pepi I, a significant ruler of Egypt’s Sixth Dynasty who strengthened centralized authority and expanded trade routes during the Old Kingdom. This issue reflects the elegance and symbolism of ancient Egyptian sculpture traditions.

The obverse features a detailed kneeling statue of King Pepi I, shown in a formal pose resting on his knees. He holds cylindrical ritual objects in both hands, positioned symmetrically before him. His stylized face with large eyes and a subtle smile is framed by a striated ceremonial wig. The bare torso and finely engraved kilt with layered linear patterns emphasize the proportions and craftsmanship of the sculpture. The frosted relief contrasts beautifully with the deep mirrored background, enhancing every fine detail.

The reverse displays the Egyptian coat of arms — a powerful eagle with outstretched wings beneath the inscription “A.R.E.” Above it are Arabic inscriptions and a stylized lotus flower. The denomination “5 Pounds” appears on the left, while dual dates “AH 1415” and “1994” are arranged along the rim, accompanied by mint marks and decorative border elements.

Struck in silver with a deep cameo Proof finish and graded PR67 DCAM by PCGS, this coin is a refined collectible combining historical depth, artistic beauty, and certified quality. An excellent addition for collectors of ancient Egypt and early dynastic rulers.

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