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10 Milliemes (w/o "Misr")
Country: Egypt (United Arab Republic)
Denomination: 10 Milliemes
(0.010 EGP)
Year: 1377 (1958)
Material: Aluminium-bronze
Weight: 4.9 g
Shape: Round
Diameter: 23 mm
Type: Common coin
Catalog list: egypt united arab republic
Description:
Obverse
Eagle standing facing, head looking to left, two stars on shield on breast, Arabic script below
Reverse
Denomination divides dates, legend above, without Misr above denomination
Arabic script around denomination, date in Arabic in AD and AH form
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