Egypt 5 pounds Islamic Development Bank MS64 PCGS silver coin 1991

This Egypt 5 pounds silver coin, issued in 1991 (AH1411), commemorates the Islamic Development Bank and its role in promoting economic cooperation and development across member countries. Certified MS64 by PCGS, this coin represents both strong preservation and an important financial and institutional theme.

The obverse features a detailed emblem combining architectural and symbolic elements. Prominent mosque minarets rise above a globe, representing Islamic unity and global outreach. Below, two hands clasp in a handshake, symbolizing cooperation, partnership, and mutual development. The design is framed by wheat stalks on either side, reflecting growth and prosperity. Arabic inscriptions encircle the composition, completing the balanced and meaningful layout.

The reverse displays elegant Arabic calligraphy alongside English text reading “Islamic development bank fifteenth annual meeting of the board of governors.” The dual date AH1411–1991 is included, along with ornamental elements and a decorative rim that enhances the overall presentation.

This coin highlights the importance of international financial collaboration within the Islamic world and reflects Egypt’s participation in global economic initiatives. Its strong symbolism and certified grade make it an attractive piece for collectors of financial, institutional, and modern commemorative coins.

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