Egypt 1 pound FAO Egyptian Landworker MS65 PCGS silver coin 1981

Egypt 1 Pound 1981 (AH1401) silver commemorative coin issued under the FAO (Food and Agriculture Organization) program, dedicated to agricultural labor and rural development. This coin reflects Egypt’s deep connection to the land and its participation in global initiatives aimed at improving food production and supporting farmers.

The obverse features a detailed rural scene inspired by ancient Egyptian artistic traditions. A standing landworker is depicted in profile, holding a bundle of crops, symbolizing harvest and productivity. Nearby, another figure engages in agricultural work, while behind them appear stylized plants, possibly papyrus or grain stalks, emphasizing fertility and cultivation. A circular emblem resembling the FAO symbol is placed to the side, while the inscription “WORLD FOOD DAY” is visible below. The composition blends human figures, plants, and symbolic elements into a cohesive agricultural narrative. The reverse displays Arabic inscriptions with the country name, denomination, and date in both Hijri and Gregorian formats, surrounded by elegant ornamental flourishes and a patterned border.

The FAO promotes global food security and sustainable agriculture, making this coin part of an important international movement.

Struck in silver and graded MS65 by PCGS, this coin offers excellent mint-state quality with sharp relief and appealing luster, ideal for collectors of agriculture, FAO issues, and Egyptian commemoratives.

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