Egypt 1 pound 25 Years to Abbasia Ministery Mint MS66 PCGS silver coin 1979

Egypt 1 pound 1979 (AH1399) silver coin commemorates 25 years of the Abbasia Mint, a key institution in Egypt’s modern monetary system responsible for coin production and national currency development. This issue highlights the importance of minting technology and state craftsmanship in supporting the country’s economy.

The obverse features an architectural depiction of the Abbasia Mint building, rendered with clean geometric lines and a symmetrical façade. Above the structure appears a gear wheel enclosing a stylized industrial emblem, symbolizing precision, machinery, and minting technology. Arabic inscriptions curve along the upper edge, while the dates “1979” and “1954” flank the building, marking the 25-year anniversary. The composition is balanced and framed by a beaded border. The reverse displays intricate Arabic calligraphy, including the denomination “1 pound,” the country name, and the dual date AH1399 / 1979. Decorative scrollwork and ornamental flourishes enhance the elegant design, filling the lower field with fine detail.

The Abbasia Mint played a central role in modernizing Egypt’s currency production, reflecting technological advancement and national independence in coinage.

Struck in silver and graded PCGS MS66, this coin exhibits excellent luster and sharp detail. A refined and historically meaningful piece, ideal for collectors of numismatic history and industrial themes.

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