Egypt 2 milliemes State Coinage Coat of Arms Eagle PR66 PCGS AlBronze coin 1966

The Egypt 2 Milliemes coin dated AH1386 (1966) is a classic example of mid-20th century Egyptian state coinage, combining simplicity with strong national symbolism. Struck in aluminum-bronze and certified PCGS PR66 CAM, this proof coin features a rich golden tone and attractive cameo contrast.

The obverse showcases the Egyptian coat of arms — the Eagle of Saladin — with wings fully spread, a central shield, and a banner beneath bearing Arabic inscription. The engraving highlights fine feather details and the powerful stance of the eagle, symbolizing strength, unity, and sovereignty. The reverse displays elegant Arabic calligraphy with the denomination “2 milliemes” at the center, surrounded by inscriptions naming Egypt and the dual date AH1386 and 1966. A beaded rim frames the design, adding structure and visual balance.

This coin reflects Egypt’s national identity during a period of modernization, when the Eagle of Saladin became a defining emblem of the republic.

A certified proof coin with strong visual appeal and historical symbolism, it is an excellent addition to any collection of Egyptian or world coinage.

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