Egypt 5 pounds National Research Centre Science MS65 PCGS silver coin 1988

The Egypt 5 Pounds silver coin issued in 1988 commemorates the National Research Centre, highlighting the country’s commitment to scientific progress and innovation. This issue reflects Egypt’s investment in research, technology, and academic development as key drivers of national advancement.

The obverse features a detailed scientific composition centered around laboratory and research symbolism. Prominent elements include a large laboratory flask, chemical apparatus, and measuring instruments, accompanied by radiating lines suggesting discovery and innovation. To the right, a seated researcher is depicted working attentively, reinforcing the human role in scientific achievement. Agricultural motifs, including wheat ears, appear along the side, symbolizing applied science and its impact on everyday life. Arabic inscriptions run along the lower edge, identifying the National Research Centre, while the design is enclosed by a circular patterned border. The reverse displays elegant Arabic calligraphy with the denomination “5 pounds” placed within a central field. The date 1988 and corresponding Hijri year appear along the rim, surrounded by decorative inscriptions, floral ornaments, and a finely detailed border.

Struck in silver and graded MS65 by PCGS, this coin combines scientific symbolism with refined engraving. A strong collectible for those interested in science, technology, and Egyptian commemorative coinage.

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