Egypt 5 pounds Ancient Treasures Guardian Goddess Serket PR68 PCGS Ag coin 1993

The Egypt 5 Pounds 1993 silver coin from the acclaimed “Ancient Treasures” series is dedicated to Serket, the guardian goddess of protection, healing, and defense against venomous creatures in ancient Egyptian belief. Struck in elegant Proof quality and certified PR68 by PCGS, this coin showcases a harmonious blend of mythology, symbolism, and refined minting artistry.

The obverse features a finely rendered standing figure of Serket, depicted frontally with arms extended outward in a gesture of protection and blessing. She wears a detailed long dress with vertical folds and an ornate broad collar, while her headdress is crowned with a stylized scorpion — her sacred emblem. The frosted relief contrasts beautifully with the reflective mirrored field, and a precise beaded border encircles the design, adding balance and elegance. The reverse presents the Egyptian coat of arms — a powerful eagle with outstretched wings holding a shield, surrounded by Arabic inscriptions, the denomination “5 L.E”, the inscription “ARE”, and dual dates 1993 and 1414, all framed by a geometric ornamental rim with intricate detailing.

Serket was revered as a protector against poison and a guardian of both life and the afterlife, symbolizing the power to overcome danger. Her presence on this coin reflects ancient Egypt’s deep spiritual traditions and protective symbolism.

Struck in silver and graded PR68 by PCGS, this coin offers strong detail, attractive cameo contrast, and historical depth. A meaningful collectible for enthusiasts of Egyptian mythology and world numismatics.

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