Egypt500 Piastres Gold AH1340 (1922) Proof KM#342, an imposing large Gold King Fuad I Royal Mint issue, 42.50 grammes, in an NGC holder and graded PF62 Cameo
Egypt 100 Piastres Gold AH1340 (1922) Right facing portrait of King Fuad I, KM#341, NEF/EF and lustrous, the right facing portrait only used on the date for this denomination
Egypt 50 Piastres Gold AH1341 (1923) Right facing portrait of King Fuad I, KM#340 EF and lustrous, the right facing portrait only used on the date for this denomination
Egypt500 Piastres Gold AH1357 (1938) Proof, Royal Wedding of King Farouk and Safinaz Zulficar, (Queen Farida) KM#373, an impressive 42.50 grammes issue, nFDC retaining around 90% original mint brilliance, an imposing large Royal Mint issue
Egypt500 Piastres Gold AH1340 (1922) Proof KM#342, an impressive 42.50 grammes issue, with a gentle edge bruise at 1 o'clock and minor hairlines, nFDC retaining around 90% original mint brilliance, an imposing large Gold King Fuad I Royal Mint issue, only 1800 currency issues were minted, the Proof items with no mintage figure stated by Krause and offered far less frequently than the currency issues.
Chad 3000 Francs 2019 Egyptian Relics - Sphinx of Hatshepsut .999 Silver 5oz. 40mm diameter and 11mm thick, the obverse with an unusual incuse design UC#211, A/UNC with some contact marks
EgyptTen Pounds Gold AH1384 (1964) Diversion of the Nile - Opening of the Aswan Dam KM#409 UNC/AU and lustrous, only 2000 pieces were issued of this impressive large gold issue, at 40mm diameter and weighing 52 grammes, this was the flagship piece of the Egyptian Gold series of the period
EgyptFive Pounds Gold AH1377 (1957) Fifth Anniversary of the Revolution KM#388 UNC or near so with some contact marks, however a highly lustrous piece with prooflike fields, a large and imposing piece with exceptional eye appeal and seldom offered, these large Egyptian gold pieces always sought after on the rare occasions we offer them
Egypt Gold Five Pounds 1970 (AH1390) President Nasser KM#428 UNC or near so with some hairlines, the fields with a prooflike quality. Egypt Gold issues are always sought after on the rare occasions we offer them
EgyptFive Pounds Gold AH1384 (1964) Diversion of the Nile - Opening of the Aswan Dam KM#408 EF/GEF and lustrous, a very pleasing example of this popular issue
EgyptFive Pounds Gold AH1384 (1964) Diversion of the Nile - Opening of the Aswan Dam KM#408 GEF/EF with some die polish lines evident on the lower part of the reverse, a gentle edge bruise barely detracts
EgyptGold Pound AH1401 (1981) Third Anniversary of the Re-Opening of the Suez Canal KM#525 Prooflike UNC with some light hairlines, a superb example with full mint lustre, the main features of the reverse design not frosted. Krause quotes a mintage of 150 Proof pieces only however our research has discovered that 4850 pieces were minted in total (including the 150 Proofs), of which 3407 were subsequently melted (1443 currency coins are still remaining) nevertheless a rare item and particularly desirable in this high grade, we note an example in an NGC holder graded MS65 recently being offered for $1500 (approximately £1083) on the internet, one of a number of high grade Egypt Gold Pounds offered in this sale
EgyptGold Pound AH1401 (1981) 25th Anniversary of the Nationalisation of the Suez Canal 1956-1981 KM#529 AU/UNC and lustrous, the reverse particularly eye-catching, one of a number of high grade Egypt Gold Pounds offered in this sale
Egypt 100 Piastres Gold AH1349 (1930) KM#354 GVF/EF, the reverse lustrous, an eye-catching example of this scarcer 2-year type, only 6000 pieces minted
EgyptGold Pound AH1400 (1980) Egypt-Israel Peace Treaty - Anwar Sadat KM#509 Lustrous UNC the obverse with a hint of light toning , one of a number of high grade Egypt Gold Pounds offered in this sale
EgyptGold Pound AH1403 (1982) 50th Anniversary of the Air Force KM#543 Lustrous UNC, one of a number of high grade Egypt Gold Pounds offered in this sale
EgyptGold Pound AH1396 (1976) King Faisal KM#458 UNC with practically full lustre, one of a number of high grade Egypt Gold Pounds offered in this sale
EgyptGold Pound AH1402 (1982) 1000th Anniversary of the Al Azhar Mosque KM#541 UNC with practically full lustre and desirable thus, one of a number of high grade Egypt Gold Pounds offered in this sale
EgyptGold Pound AH1374 (1955) Third Anniversary of the Revolution, Reverse: Pharoah Ramses II in a war chariot KM#387 About EF/NEF with some light hairlines and a gentle edge bruise
EgyptGold Pound AH1396 (1976) Om Kalsoum - Musician KM#456 UNC with practically full lustre, the reverse with traces of slight lamination on the reverse, one of a number of high grade Egypt Gold Pounds offered in this sale
EgyptGold Pound AH1399 (1979) 100th Anniversary of the Bank of Land Reform KM#492 UNC and fully lustrous a very attractive example, one of a number of high grade Egypt Gold Pounds offered in this sale
EgyptGold Pound AH1400 (1979) 1400th Anniversary of Mohammed's Flight KM#494 UNC/AU and lustrous the obverse with light toning, one of a number of high grade Egypt Gold Pounds offered in this sale
Egypt500 Piastres Gold 1938 KM#373 Gold Proof nFDC with practically full original mint brilliance, the reverse rim slightly flattened in a small area, this looks to be caused in striking
EgyptFive Pounds Gold 1968 1400th Anniversary of the Koran KM#416, UNC and lustrous with some contact marks, the Egypt large Gold series always sought after when offered
Egypt 100 Piastres Gold 1916 KM#324 NVF, our archive database stretching back to 2003 shows that this is the first example we have offered of this one-year type, with a quoted mintage of 10,000 pieces, possibly scarcer than catalogue values would indicate
EgyptGold Pound 1960 Aswan Dam KM#401 A/UNC and lustrous with some light contact marks, an attractively designed one-year type, this series always popular with collectors
EgyptFive Pounds Gold AH1377 (1957) 5th Anniversary of the Revolution KM#388 EF/About EF and lustrous, these Large Egyptian Gold pieces are always popular and sought after items
EgyptTen Pounds Gold 1964 (AH1384) Reverse: Nile River basin scene KM#409 GEF and lustrous the intricacy of the reverse design can be fully appreciated on this large and impressive 52 gram issue. Our archive database stretching back to 2003 shows that we have not previously offered this type
EgyptFive Pounds Gold 1960 (AH1379) Reverse: Aswan Dam KM#402 UNC or very near so and lustrous with a few light contact marks, a scarce and desirable large gold issue. The last of the 42.50 grammes gold Five Pounds issues, subsequent issues being 26 grammes. Our archive database stretching back to 2003 shows that we have not previously offered this type
EgyptFive Pounds Gold 1964 (AH1384) Reverse: Nile River basin scene KM#408 EF with some hairlines and a small thin scratch on the obverse. Our archive database stretching back to 2003 shows that we have not previously offered this type
Turkey 10 Para (2) AH1255/17 (1856) KM#667.2 UNC and nicely toned, Egypt (2) 10 Para AH1277/9 KM#241 Lustrous UNC, 4 Para AH1277/4 (1863) KM#240 UNC with practically full lustre and some minor tone spots
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