Egypt 1 pound Year of the Child Woman and Child PR65 PCGS silver coin 1979

The Egypt 1 Pound silver coin dated AH1399 (1979), issued for the FAO “Year of the Child,” is a deeply symbolic commemorative piece celebrating care, growth, and the future generation. Struck in fine silver and certified PCGS PR65 CAM, this coin stands out for its elegant proof finish and meaningful design.

The obverse features a touching scene of a seated woman gently holding a child, symbolizing motherhood, protection, and nurturing. Surrounding the figures are detailed elements including agricultural motifs, plants, fish, and FAO emblems, representing food security and global cooperation. The inscriptions “FAO” and “Year of the Child” appear alongside decorative details, enhancing the narrative of care and sustainability. The reverse displays intricate Arabic calligraphy with the denomination, country name, and dual dating AH1399 and 1979, framed by ornamental patterns along the lower edge.

Issued as part of an international FAO initiative, this coin reflects global awareness of children’s welfare and development. Its artistic composition and humanitarian theme make it especially appealing to collectors of social and historical commemoratives.

A certified proof coin with strong visual storytelling, it is an excellent addition to any world silver coin collection.

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