Egypt 1 pound Professions Workers Labors PR67 PCGS silver coin 1980

Egypt 1 Pound 1980 (AH1400) silver Proof coin, graded PR67 DCAM by PCGS, was issued to commemorate the role of professions and labor in building modern Egyptian society. This coin highlights the dignity of work and the contribution of skilled workers across various fields.

The obverse features a detailed multi-figure composition representing different professions. Workers are depicted performing tasks such as construction, craftsmanship, agriculture, and industry, each figure carefully engraved to reflect their role. Tools and equipment are shown alongside them, reinforcing the theme of productivity and skill. The structured layout organizes the figures in a balanced arrangement, symbolizing cooperation and the collective effort behind national development. Arabic inscriptions above identify the theme, while the lower section includes additional symbolic elements and date references. The reverse presents elegant Arabic calligraphy with the country name, denomination, and dual dates (1980 / AH1400), framed by decorative flourishes and a patterned rim.

This issue reflects the importance of labor, industry, and craftsmanship in shaping Egypt’s progress and economic strength.

Struck in silver with deep cameo Proof quality and certified PR67 DCAM by PCGS, it features strong contrast, mirrored fields, and crisp detail, making it a compelling collectible for thematic and world coin collectors.

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