Ethiopia 10 dollars Haile Selassie I KM-53 PR 67 PCGS silver coin 1972 (1964)

Ethiopia 10 Dollars 1972 (1964) silver coin, KM-53, dedicated to Emperor Haile Selassie I, an iconic political leader and a symbol of Ethiopia’s imperial authority and African unity. This issue stands out for its historical importance and refined artistic execution.

The obverse features a detailed right-facing portrait of Haile Selassie I in ceremonial military uniform, with clearly defined epaulettes, decorated collar, and finely engraved beard and hair. His calm and dignified expression is surrounded by inscriptions in Latin and Amharic, including “HAILE SELASSIE I EMPEROR OF ETHIOPIA,” forming a complete circular legend. The reverse displays the Lion of Judah walking left, crowned and holding a cross-topped staff with a flowing ribbon. The lion stands on a textured ground line, with the date “1972” below and the denomination “10 DOLLARS” to the side, while Amharic inscriptions encircle the design. The smooth rim enhances the sharpness and balance of the composition.

Haile Selassie I played a major role in modernizing Ethiopia and promoting unity across Africa. Struck in silver with Proof quality and graded PR67 by PCGS, this coin offers strong contrast, precise details, and reflective surfaces, making it a desirable collectible for both history enthusiasts and numismatists.

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