Egypt 5 pounds Giza Zoo Animals Lion Elephant MS65 PCGS silver coin 1991

This Egypt 5 pounds silver coin, issued in 1991 (AH1411), is dedicated to the National Zoo of Giza, celebrating wildlife diversity and Egypt’s efforts in animal conservation. Struck in silver and certified PCGS MS65, this coin features an attractive uncirculated finish with sharp details and soft mint luster.

The obverse presents a lively wildlife scene featuring several animals in natural poses. At the center stands a graceful giraffe with a long neck and patterned body, accompanied by a resting lion in the foreground. Behind them appears a large elephant with detailed ears and trunk, while above, a bird perches calmly. A crocodile stretches along the lower edge, completing the rich zoological composition. The design is framed by a decorative patterned rim, enhancing the visual balance.

The reverse displays a structured architectural building representing the zoo entrance or pavilion, surrounded by Arabic inscriptions forming a circular legend. The denomination is centered, with the dual date AH1411–1991 clearly visible. Additional ornamental motifs and traditional decorative elements complete the composition, enclosed within a geometric border.

The Giza Zoo, one of the oldest zoological gardens in Africa and the Middle East, symbolizes education, conservation, and public engagement with wildlife. This coin beautifully captures that legacy.

A certified MS65 piece with strong eye appeal, perfect for collectors of animal-themed and Egyptian commemorative coins.

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