The 1923 Egypt 10 Piastres (Qirsh) is a historic silver coin issued during the reign of King Fuad I, marking the early years of the Kingdom of Egypt. Struck in .833 fine silver, this coin features a right-facing portrait of King Fuad I on the obverse and an ornate Arabic denomination design on the reverse. The 1923 issue without a mint mark is a sought-after variety among collectors of Egyptian, Middle Eastern, and world silver coinage.
This coin represents an important period in Egypt’s modern history and remains a popular collectible due to its silver content, elegant design, and historical significance.
Coin Details
- Country: Egypt
- Denomination: 10 Piastres (10 Qirsh)
- Year: 1923 (AH 1341)
- Ruler: King Fuad I
- Mint Mark: None
- Composition: Silver (.833 Fine)
- Weight: 14.0 g
- Diameter: 32.5 mm
- Shape: Round
- Edge: Reeded
- Alignment: Medal Alignment (↑↑)
- Catalog Reference: KM#337
- Language: Arabic
- Period: Kingdom of Egypt
Reverse Design
The reverse displays the denomination “10 Piastres” in Arabic script within an intricate decorative wreath, along with both the Gregorian date (1923) and the Islamic date (AH 1341).
Obverse Design
The obverse features a detailed portrait of King Fuad I facing right, surrounded by Arabic inscriptions identifying the ruler and his titles.
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