1956 Egypt 50P

 

SKU: 8527315403

 

Commemorating a pivotal chapter in modern Egyptian history, this 1375 (1956) Egypt 50 Piastres (Qirsh) is a silver issue honoring the British Evacuation. Struck in 1956 and preserved in impressive Mint State condition, it offers both historical resonance and strong collector appeal as a widely recognized mid-century commemorative from Egypt.

Key details

• Country: Egypt
• Date: 1375 (1956)
• Denomination: 50 Piastres (Qirsh)
• Composition: Silver
• Grade: ICG MS64 (Mint State)
• Reference: KM#386
• Theme: British Evacuation commemorative issue

Collector highlights

• Historical significance: Issued to mark the British withdrawal, this coin is closely tied to Egypt’s national narrative and a defining era in the region’s 20th-century history.
• Desirable Mint State preservation: MS64 represents a high-end uncirculated example, typically showing crisp strike detail and strong eye appeal for the type.
• Attractive silver aesthetics: Expect bright silver luster with the potential for light champagne, golden, or slate toning along the rims depending on natural aging, adding character without detracting from overall presentation.
• Recognized catalog listing: Identified as KM#386, making it easy to attribute, compare, and place within a structured Egypt commemoratives collection.

A compelling choice for collectors building an Egypt type set, a 1950s world silver collection, or a historically themed commemorative lineup—this 50 Piastres combines clear provenance through its standard reference with the enduring appeal of classic silver coinage.

 

PCGS #
Grading Service	ICG
Grade	MS64
Mint Location	NONE
Year	1956
Designation	NONE
Strike	Business
Grade Add On	NONE