Egypt United Nations UN Sphinx Pyramid Architecture PF69 NGC silver medal 1981

This Egypt silver medal issued by the Franklin Mint between 1975–1983, with this example dated 1981, is dedicated to the United Nations and reflects the global ideals of peace, cooperation, and cultural heritage. Struck in high-quality silver and certified by NGC as PF69 Ultra Cameo, it represents both artistic excellence and international symbolism.

The obverse showcases one of Egypt’s most iconic scenes: the Great Sphinx in the foreground with the majestic pyramids rising behind it. Above the composition appears the Arabic inscription for “Egypt,” while the finely engraved desert landscape and smooth mirrored fields enhance the depth and contrast of the design. The reverse features the official emblem of the United Nations — a world map surrounded by olive branches — symbolizing unity and peace. Encircling the emblem is a multilingual inscription reading “United Nations” in several languages, forming a continuous border that emphasizes global cooperation.

Composed of silver with a stunning Proof Ultra Cameo finish and preserved in near-perfect PF69 condition by NGC, this medal stands out for its sharp relief and mirror-like surfaces. A highly collectible piece for enthusiasts of world history, international organizations, and Egyptian heritage.

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