Egypt 1 millieme State Coinage Coat of Arms Eagle PR66 PCGS AlBronze coin 1966

Egypt 1 millieme 1966 (AH1386) aluminum-bronze coin is a striking example of mid-20th century Egyptian state coinage, reflecting national identity and symbolism. The coin is dedicated to the strength and unity of the Egyptian Republic, prominently expressed through its iconic heraldic imagery.

The obverse features the powerful Eagle of Saladin with outstretched wings, finely detailed feathers, and a central shield on its chest. Below the eagle, a decorative ribbon-like scroll adds balance to the composition, while the surrounding field is clean and reflective. The reverse displays elegant Arabic inscriptions arranged in a circular layout, including the denomination “1 millieme,” the date AH1386 / 1966, and ornamental elements that frame the text. The inscriptions are crisp, with subtle relief contrasts against smooth mirrored fields.

This coin represents Egypt’s modern republican era, where the Eagle of Saladin became a national emblem symbolizing strength, sovereignty, and Arab unity. Issued during a period of political transformation, it embodies both cultural pride and historical significance.

Struck in aluminum-bronze with a beautiful Proof Cameo finish and certified PCGS PR66CAM, this coin offers sharp details and attractive contrast. A desirable collectible for enthusiasts of Middle Eastern coinage and national symbols, it is a refined addition to any collection.

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