Egypt 10 piastres King Farouk Coinage KM-367 AU58 PCGS silver coin 1939

The Egypt 10 Piastres silver coin dated AH1358 (1939) features King Farouk and represents a significant period in Egyptian royal history. Struck in silver and certified PCGS AU58, this coin combines historical importance with elegant classical design, making it highly desirable for collectors of Middle Eastern and monarchic coinage.

The obverse presents a detailed left-facing portrait of King Farouk wearing a traditional fez, with finely engraved facial features, uniform details, and inscriptions in Arabic along the rim. The portrait captures the youthful monarch at the beginning of his reign, emphasizing authority and royal identity. The reverse displays intricate Arabic calligraphy indicating the denomination and country, surrounded by a decorative wreath composed of stylized leaves and floral elements forming a circular frame. The dual date AH1358 and 1939 is clearly shown within the design, adding historical context.

King Farouk was the last reigning king of Egypt before the 1952 revolution, and coins from his era reflect a transitional moment in the nation’s political and cultural development.

A certified AU58 silver coin with strong eye appeal and historical significance, this piece is an excellent addition to any serious collection.

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