Egypt 1 pound Applied Professions Production KM-510 PR67 PCGS silver coin 1980

Egypt 1 Pound 1980 (AH1400) silver commemorative coin from the “Applied Professions and Production” theme, highlighting the essential role of skilled labor and industry in national development. This issue reflects Egypt’s commitment to craftsmanship, education, and economic growth.

The obverse presents a dynamic multi-figure composition illustrating various professions. At the top, workers are shown performing tasks such as lifting tools, crafting materials, and operating equipment. Below, additional figures are engaged in construction, carpentry, and manual production, including a worker shaping material, another handling tools, and a figure working beside a vertical structure resembling a wall or pillar. A central triangular emblem with an industrial symbol anchors the design, while Arabic inscriptions curve along the upper edge. The date 1980 appears within the scene, and the entire composition is framed by a geometric segmented border. The reverse features flowing Arabic calligraphy arranged in a circular layout, including the denomination and Hijri date AH1400, complemented by an ornate arabesque ornament at the bottom.

This coin celebrates the workforce as the foundation of economic progress and national strength.

Struck in silver with a Proof Deep Cameo finish and graded PR67 DCAM by PCGS, it exhibits strong contrast, mirror-like surfaces, and crisp detailing. A visually rich and meaningful collectible, ideal for those interested in industrial themes and Egyptian numismatics.

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