Description
Basic Information
• Country: Egypt 🇪🇬
• Denomination: 10 Piastres (10 قروش)
• Year: 1967
• Design: Eagle of Saladin (national emblem)
• Grade: VF30 – Very Fine
• Grading Company: MEGA – Middle East Grading Alliance
Coin Specifications
• Metal: Copper-Nickel
• Weight: about 10 g
• Diameter: about 28–30 mm
• Edge: Reeded
Design
Obverse (Front):
• Eagle of Saladin, the symbol of the Arab Republic of Egypt
• Shield on the eagle’s chest
• Arabic banner at the bottom with the country name.
Reverse (Back):
• Arabic inscriptions showing:
• الجمهورية العربية المتحدة (United Arab Republic) used by Egypt at that time
• 10 قروش (10 Piastres)
• Year 1967
Grade Meaning
VF30 (Very Fine):
• Moderate wear from circulation
• Main design elements still clear
• Eagle details partly worn but visible.
Historical Context
1967 is an important year in Egyptian history because it coincides with the Six-Day War between Israel and several Arab states. Coins from this year are often interesting to historical collectors.
Collector Value (Approx.)
• Typical value: $3 – $10 USD
• Value depends on:
• Condition
• Collector demand
• Whether it is graded.
Collectibility
✔ Popular among collectors of modern Egyptian coins
✔ Features Egypt’s iconic Eagle of Saladin emblem
✔ Graded VF example adds some collector appeal.