Egypt 20 Para 1867 AH 1277//7

The Egypt 20 Para 1867 AH 1277//7 is a historical coin that holds significant value in the numismatic world. It is a silver coin with a weight of 0.66 grams. The coin is attributed to Abdulaziz, who was the ruler of Egypt during that time. This particular coin is identified by the catalog numbers KM# 247 and N# 36885. The KM# 247 refers to the coin's listing in the Krause-Mishler Standard Catalog of World Coins, which is widely recognized by collectors and researchers. The N# 36885 is a unique identification number assigned to this specific coin. The year 1867 AH corresponds to the Islamic Hijri calendar, which is based on the lunar cycle. AH stands for "Anno Hegirae," meaning "in the year of the Hijra." In the Gregorian calendar, this would be around 1867-1868 AD. Abdulaziz was the Khedive (ruler) of Egypt from 1863 to 1879. He was known for his modernization efforts in Egypt, including the construction of railways, telegraphs, and modern infrastructure. His reign witnessed significant political and social changes in Egypt. The coin's XF (Extra Fine) condition indicates that it is in relatively well-preserved state, with visible details and minimal wear. Collectors often seek coins in this condition due to their aesthetic appeal and historical significance. Owning a coin like the Egypt 20 Para 1867 AH 1277//7 allows you to hold a piece of Egyptian history in your hands and serves as a tangible connection to the past.

N° 1802 | Egypt 20 Para 1867 AH 1277//7

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