Cambodia King Sisowath Coronation Palace AU Details PCGS silver medal coin 1905

The Cambodia silver medal coin dated 1905 was issued in connection with the coronation of King Sisowath, marking an important ceremonial event in the country’s royal history at the beginning of the 20th century. Struck in silver and preserved with original surfaces, this historic piece is certified by PCGS with an AU Details designation, retaining strong visual appeal and authentic period character.

The obverse features a complex ceremonial emblem composed of a central pedestal topped with a tiered royal ornament from which radiant lines extend upward. The composition is framed by crossed swords, flowing ribbons, and decorative foliage, forming a balanced and symbolic arrangement associated with royal authority and state ceremony. Around the outer rim runs a circular inscription, reinforcing the official and commemorative nature of the issue. Fine detailing in the relief highlights the craftsmanship typical of early medallic production.

The reverse presents a detailed architectural depiction of a ceremonial palace pavilion. The structure includes a central staircase, arched entrance, layered roof sections with curved finials, and a tall spire rising above the roofline. The building is rendered symmetrically and enclosed by a circular inscription along the rim, with the date 1905 clearly placed below the design.

This silver coronation medal represents a meaningful intersection of Cambodian monarchy, ceremonial tradition, and historical craftsmanship, making it a notable acquisition for collectors of royal medals and early Southeast Asian numismatics.

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