This Egypt 10 Qirsh (Para) coin, minted in 1374 (1955), is a remarkable piece of Egyptian numismatic history. Made of silver, it features the inscription "مِصر جُمهورية" (Republic of Egypt) on the obverse side, along with a depiction of the Sphinx, an iconic symbol of ancient Egyptian civilization, on the reverse.
**Historical Significance:**
The coin's issuance in 1374 (1955) reflects an important period in Egypt's modern history, marked by significant political and social changes. The depiction of the Sphinx on the reverse side pays homage to Egypt's rich cultural heritage and its status as a cradle of civilization.
**Key Features:**
- **Country:** Egypt
- **Denomination:** 10 Qirsh (Para)
- **Year:** 1374 (1955)
- **Material:** Silver
- **Obverse:** Inscription "مِصر جُمهورية" (Republic of Egypt)
- **Reverse:** Depiction of the Sphinx
- **Weight:** [Please check the weight if available]
**Comments:**
This Egypt 10 Qirsh coin from 1374 (1955) is not only a valuable collectible but also a tangible piece of Egypt's rich cultural and historical legacy. Its association with the Sphinx adds to its allure and makes it a sought-after item among numismatists and enthusiasts of Egyptian history.
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- Sphinx on Egyptian coin
- Republic of Egypt numismatic history
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