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The Egypt 5 Milliemes coin dated 1973 (AH1393), KM-434, is a fascinating and rare mule variety combining standard state coinage with elements of the 1975 International Women’s Year design. Struck in bronze and certified PCGS MS64, this piece stands out as an unusual minting error highly valued by collectors.
The obverse features a stylized profile of a woman wearing a headscarf, accompanied by symbolic motifs associated with progress and social development. Fine engraved details include facial contours, surrounding decorative elements, and Arabic inscriptions referencing the commemorative theme. The reverse presents the denomination “5 milliemes” in Arabic at the center, along with the issuing country and date. The layout is framed by a simple circular border, emphasizing the contrast between the two mismatched designs.
This mule combines two different dies — one intended for the International Women’s Year commemorative issue and another for regular circulation coinage — making it a rare mint anomaly. Such coins offer unique insight into the minting process and are especially sought after for their scarcity and historical curiosity.
A certified and collectible error coin, this piece is a standout addition to any advanced numismatic collection.
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| Item type | Coin / Collector coins |
| Internal Reference | EG459 |
| Nominal sum | 5 milliemes |
| Nominal, number | 5 |
| Weight, g | 2.00 |
| Diameter, mm | 18.0 |
| Quality of coinage | UNC |
| Mintage | unknown |
| CoA | No |
| Case | No |
| Country | Africa / Egypt |
| Certification | PCGS |
| Year | 1973 |
| Bimetal | No |
| Coin material | Base metal / Aluminum-Bronze |
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