King Farouk coin auction

In the year 1954It was offered at a rare auction A distinctive collection from currencies King Farouk Packaged in an elegant leather case, this unique collection includes various sets of coins representing an entire era in the history of the Egyptian kingdom.

Auction contents:

The auction box included Different set It consists of:

• 13 gold pieces
• 17 silver pieces
• 10 pieces of copper nickel
• 8 bronze pieces

These commemorative items included the following:

• Riyal, piastre, shilling, and two piastres included in the issue Sultan Fuad.
• The 5 gold pound experiment (only the king's face, no writing).
• A similar gold sovereign experiment (face only).
• Experiment with 20 small silver coins (small size).
• Two pieces 5 pounds (1922 issue).
• Two pieces Pound (1922 issue).
• A half-pound coin.
• Riyal coin (1923 issue).
• A set of silver coins consisting of 4 pieces.
• Copper nickel coin sets consisting of 3 pieces.
• Various bronze pieces.

In addition to Fouad's group in military uniform:

The entire auction was exclusively for display Fouad's collection of coins in military uniformThis includes the following:

• 5 pounds (1932).
• Pound (1930).
• Half a pound (1930).
• Two riyals (1929 and 1930).
• My two pieces are 20 silver piastres.
• My two pieces are 10 silver piastres.
• My piece cost 5 piasters.
• One piece of the two-piaster denomination.
• 8 pieces of copper nickel.
• 6 bronze pieces.

All five-pound items in this set are proprietary. (Proof) — The total number of pieces in this lot reached 48 pieces Different.

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