Egypt 10 pounds FAO World Food Day 70th Anniversary MS68 PCGS silver coin 2015

The Egypt 10 Pounds silver coin dated AH1436 (2015) celebrates the 70th anniversary of the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and World Food Day, highlighting the global mission to combat hunger and promote sustainable agriculture. Struck in silver and certified PCGS MS68, this coin stands out for its exceptional quality and sharp modern design.

The obverse features a bold “70” alongside the FAO emblem with the inscription “FIAT PANIS,” meaning “Let there be bread.” Surrounding the central design is a circular arrangement of stylized wheat ears, symbolizing nourishment and agricultural abundance. The inscription “Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations” runs along the rim, reinforcing the international significance of the theme. The reverse presents Arabic calligraphy with the country name and denomination, complemented by a central motif of three wheat stalks emerging from the ground, representing growth, fertility, and sustainability. The dates 1945–2015 and AH1436 are clearly displayed, marking the anniversary.

This coin reflects Egypt’s participation in global efforts toward food security and sustainable development.

A superb MS68 certified piece with meaningful symbolism, it is an excellent addition to any modern commemorative collection.

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