Cambodia 10000 riels Egyptian Pyramids PR67 PCGS bimetal silver coin 2004 - 2005

The Cambodia 10,000 Riels Egyptian Pyramids coin, issued in 2004–2005, is a remarkable bimetallic silver Proof dedicated to one of the most mysterious and enduring monuments of human civilization. Part of the prestigious “Wonders of the World” series, this issue links Cambodian numismatics with the legacy of Ancient Egypt, honoring the pyramids as symbols of eternity, power, and architectural genius.

The obverse displays a strong, sculptural bust of King Jayavarman VII, shown frontally from the chest upward in high relief. The frosted portrait contrasts sharply with the mirror-like Proof field, emphasizing facial features, shoulders, and torso details. Around the composition are inscriptions with the ruler’s name and dates, the denomination “10,000 Riels,” the country name “Kingdom of Cambodia,” the year, subtle dot separators, and a raised rim completing the refined design.

The reverse centers on a vivid golden-toned disc depicting the Egyptian pyramids rising from the desert, accompanied by a stylized sphinx silhouette and starry sky elements. The surrounding silver ring features architectural motifs and silhouettes of famous world landmarks, reinforcing the global heritage theme. Circular inscriptions refer to the wonders of the world and the pyramids of Egypt, enhanced by polished fields and crisp relief.

Struck in silver with bimetallic construction, finished in Proof Deep Cameo quality, and certified PCGS PR67 DCAM, this coin is an evocative collectible for admirers of ancient history, world monuments, and certified modern issues.

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