Ajman 25 riyals Save Venice KM-36 proof gold coin 1971

The Ajman 25 riyals gold proof coin issued in 1971 is a striking commemorative piece dedicated to the international “Save Venice” campaign — a global effort to preserve one of the world’s most iconic cultural treasures. This coin blends Middle Eastern numismatic tradition with a universal message of heritage conservation.

The obverse features a detailed central composition of two crossed flags above a small portrait of a bearded figure, possibly symbolizing historical legacy and guardianship. Surrounding Arabic inscriptions frame the design, along with the denomination “25,” small stars, and a beaded border that enhances the refined proof finish. The reverse presents a symbolic and dynamic scene: two standing figures in traditional attire ring a large bell suspended on a frame, representing unity and collective action. The inscription “SAVE VENICE” arches across the top, while the denomination “25 RIYALS” appears prominently below, integrated into the composition with elegant curves.

Struck in gold with a proof finish, this coin (KM-36) stands out for its sharp relief and mirror-like surfaces. Issued during a time of growing international cooperation, it reflects both cultural awareness and artistic craftsmanship.

A rare and meaningful collectible, this coin is ideal for collectors of world gold issues, historical themes, and unique commemorative designs. Don’t miss the opportunity to own a piece of global heritage preservation.

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