Egypt 5 pounds National Population Centre Family Children silver coin 1990

The Egypt 5 Pounds silver coin issued in 1990 is dedicated to the National Population Council, emphasizing family values, population awareness, and sustainable social development. This commemorative issue reflects Egypt’s efforts to promote balanced population growth and support family well-being as a foundation of national progress.

The obverse features a symbolic composition divided into four quadrants, each illustrating stylized human figures. A family group—parents with children holding hands—appears prominently, representing unity and care. Surrounding scenes include additional figures in motion, suggesting different stages of life and community interaction. At the center, Arabic inscriptions identify the National Population Council. The entire design is framed by a circular border with fine geometric detailing. The reverse displays bold Arabic calligraphy with the denomination “5 pounds” placed within a circular field. Flowing inscriptions, numerals, and decorative elements surround the center, while the date 1990 and corresponding Hijri year appear along the rim. Elegant ornamental patterns complete the composition, enhancing the coin’s visual balance.

Struck in silver with a quality uncirculated finish, this coin stands out for its meaningful social theme and modern artistic style. A compelling addition for collectors interested in population studies, family themes, and Egyptian commemorative coinage.

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