Cambodia 10000 riels Colosseum Italy PR68 PCGS bimetal silver coin 2006 - 2007

The Cambodia 10,000 Riels Colosseum coin, issued in 2006–2007, is an impressive bimetallic silver Proof celebrating one of the most iconic architectural monuments in world history. Part of the internationally themed “Wonders of the World” series, this issue symbolically connects Cambodian numismatics with the ancient heritage of Italy through the image of the Roman Colosseum, a timeless emblem of engineering, power, and civilization.

The obverse presents a sculptural high-relief bust of King Jayavarman VII, shown front-facing from the chest upward. The portrait stands out with frosted surfaces against a deep mirrored field, highlighting facial features, shoulders, and the refined contours of the torso. Around the bust are inscriptions with the ruler’s name and dates, the denomination “10,000 Riels,” the country name “Kingdom of Cambodia,” the year, small dot separators, and a raised rim that frames the design with precision.

The reverse is dominated by a golden-toned central disc featuring the Colosseum in Rome, depicted with its recognizable arches and tiered structure. The surrounding silver ring displays architectural motifs and silhouettes of famous world landmarks, reinforcing the global heritage theme. Circular inscriptions reference the wonders of the world and the Colosseum of Italy, complemented by ornamental details, polished fields, and sharp relief contrast.

Struck in silver with bimetallic construction, finished in Proof Deep Cameo quality, and certified PCGS PR68 DCAM, this coin is a refined collectible for enthusiasts of world monuments, ancient history, and certified modern issues.

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