Ajman 2 riyals Rashid KM-2.1 Chicken Bird PR 66 PCGS silver coin 1969

Ajman 2 Riyals 1969 silver proof coin is an attractive and historically important issue from the emirate of Ajman, representing the distinctive coinage style produced during the formative years of modern Gulf numismatics. Struck in silver with a larger 2 Riyals denomination, this proof coin combines national symbolism with wildlife imagery, creating one of the more unusual and recognizable designs of the late 1960s. Certified PR66 by PCGS, this example displays highly reflective proof fields and sharp design details that enhance its visual appeal.

The reverse features an elegant symbolic composition with two crossed national flags positioned above a pair of crossed traditional curved daggers, creating a strong patriotic emblem. Beneath these elements appears a detailed bird figure resembling a chicken or desert fowl shown standing in profile, with carefully engraved feathers, wings, plumage texture, legs, claws, beak, and eye details visible across the design. Arabic numerals flank the bird, while decorative bead borders surround the entire composition. The obverse presents a large central numeral indicating the denomination, surrounded by Arabic inscriptions, English legends, star symbols, decorative lettering, and the full country designation arranged around the rim.

This issue reflects the period when Ajman and neighboring emirates were establishing recognizable monetary systems and national imagery. The combination of wildlife, traditional weapons, flags, Arabic calligraphy, and proof silver craftsmanship makes this coin especially appealing to collectors of Middle Eastern coinage and unusual world issues. With its certified PR66 grade and strong eye appeal, this piece represents both history and collectible value.

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