Egypt 5 pounds Poet Mahmud Beram El Tunsi Poetry MS65 PCGS silver coin 1993

Egypt 5 pounds 1993 silver coin honoring Mahmud Beram El Tunsi, one of the most influential poets in modern Arabic literature, celebrated for his sharp wit, social criticism, and contribution to Egyptian cultural identity. This commemorative issue pays tribute to his enduring literary legacy.

The obverse features a finely detailed portrait of Mahmud Beram El Tunsi, shown in a calm and thoughtful expression. His facial features, hairline, and collar are carefully engraved, giving the portrait depth and realism. Arabic inscriptions encircle the portrait, identifying the poet and emphasizing his cultural importance. The smooth background contrasts beautifully with the raised relief, enhancing the visual clarity of the design.

The reverse presents an elegant composition of Arabic calligraphy arranged symmetrically across the field. A central vertical ornamental motif resembling a stylized torch or floral staff divides the design, while two circular medallions appear above, adding balance and symbolic detail. The date AH1413–1993 is placed along the lower rim, integrated into the intricate layout.

Struck in silver and graded MS65 by PCGS, this coin offers strong luster, crisp details, and excellent preservation. A meaningful collectible for lovers of literature, history, and Egyptian numismatics.

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