Egypt 1 pound Suez Canal Reverse Mule Ship MS64 PCGS bimetal coin 2011 (2015)

Egypt 1 pound 2011 (2015 issue) bimetal coin featuring the Suez Canal reverse mule variety is a rare and intriguing collectible that combines a standard circulating design with an unexpected maritime reverse. This unusual pairing makes it especially desirable among collectors of mint errors and modern Egyptian coinage.

The obverse displays a brass-colored center with the denomination “1 pound” in Arabic, surrounded by a silver-toned outer ring. Along the ring runs Arabic calligraphy, while the lower edge features the English inscription “ONE POUND.” The design is framed by decorative elements that enhance the coin’s national identity. The reverse presents the distinctive mule error: a detailed ship sailing across stylized waves occupies the central core, accompanied by a circular emblem beneath the vessel. Above, Arabic inscriptions reference the Suez Canal, emphasizing Egypt’s role in global maritime trade. The outer ring is decorated with a continuous pattern of small leaf- or flame-shaped motifs, forming an ornamental border.

This coin symbolizes the importance of the Suez Canal as a vital international shipping route and highlights Egypt’s economic and strategic significance.

Struck as a bimetal issue and graded PCGS MS64, it exhibits good mint luster and clear design details. The mule variety adds notable rarity and collector interest.

A distinctive and uncommon piece, ideal for collectors of error coins and maritime themes.

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