Kazakhstan 500 tenge Mohamed Ali Cairo KM-257 Mosque PF 70 NGC gold coin 2011

The 2011 Kazakhstan 500 Tenge "Mohamed Ali Mosque – Cairo" gold coin pays tribute to one of the most iconic landmarks of Islamic architecture and the cultural heritage of Egypt. Issued as part of Kazakhstan’s celebrated series dedicated to world-famous mosques, the coin beautifully captures the grandeur of the Mosque of Muhammad Ali, also known as the Alabaster Mosque, which dominates Cairo’s historic Citadel. The reverse presents an exquisite panoramic view of the mosque with its magnificent central dome, cascading smaller domes, elegant minarets, monumental entrance, fortified walls, and the famous lion statue at the gateway. The obverse features an ornate Islamic horseshoe arch decorated with intricate geometric arabesque patterns, a spiral motif, the denomination, purity mark, and the year of issue, reflecting the elegance of traditional Islamic design. Struck in .999 fine gold with a flawless Proof finish, this coin is certified NGC PF70, the highest possible grade. Combining exceptional craftsmanship, architectural beauty, and historical significance, it is a remarkable collectible for admirers of world heritage, Islamic art, and premium gold numismatics.

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