Lebanon 1 livre Writer Amin Maalouf Academy Cedar Tree PR68 PCGS Ag coin 2012

Lebanon 1 Livre 2012 is a silver commemorative coin honoring Amin Maalouf, the celebrated Lebanese-born French writer and member of the Académie française. Certified PCGS PR68DCAM, this elegant Proof issue connects literature, Lebanese heritage and international culture. The obverse centers on a finely modeled portrait of Maalouf wearing glasses, framed within a circular border and accompanied by two five-pointed stars and flowing Arabic calligraphic elements. The reverse displays Lebanon’s iconic cedar tree, with stylized Arabic calligraphy placed across its trunk and branches, the 1 Livre denomination below, Banque du Liban legend around the upper field and the 2012 date at the base. Maalouf, born in Beirut in 1949, is internationally known for novels and essays exploring identity, history, migration and encounters between civilizations. He received the Prix Goncourt for The Rock of Tanios and was elected to the Académie française in 2011. With its deep cameo contrast, literary subject and national cedar symbolism, this certified silver coin is a compelling collectible for admirers of literature and Lebanese numismatics.

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