Egypt 10 piastres State Coinage Coat of Arms Eagle PR67 PCGS silver coin 1966

The Egypt 10 Piastres silver coin dated AH1386 (1966) is a striking representation of national identity, featuring the iconic Eagle of Saladin — a powerful symbol of strength and sovereignty. Issued as part of Egypt’s state coinage and certified PCGS PR67 DCAM, this exceptional proof coin boasts deep cameo contrast and outstanding preservation.

The obverse displays the Egyptian coat of arms: the Eagle of Saladin with outstretched wings, a central shield bearing vertical divisions, and a banner with Arabic inscription beneath. The sharp relief highlights intricate feather details and the commanding posture of the eagle. The reverse presents bold Arabic calligraphy with the denomination “10 piastres,” surrounded by a circular inscription naming the country. The dual date AH1386 and 1966 is clearly integrated into the design, while a finely beaded rim frames the composition, enhancing its symmetry and elegance.

This coin reflects Egypt’s modern era and its emphasis on unity and national pride. The Eagle of Saladin connects contemporary identity with deep historical roots in the Arab world.

A superbly graded deep cameo proof, this coin offers both visual brilliance and historical significance, making it a premium addition to any advanced collection.

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