Kingdom of Iran SH1351 (1972) 10 riyals PCGS MS66

 *All coins are officially certified by PCGS and are guaranteed authentic. While the tone (natural color change due to oxidation of silver) and brilliance of each coin may vary, they all conform to the same MS66 quality level.

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 In the early 1970s, the Kingdom of Iran, then known as Persia, was at the height of its cultural splendor and economic development.
 A symbol of that era is this 10 Rials Silver Coin issued in SH1351 (1972).
 The coin features the portrait of Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi, the reigning monarch and symbolic leader of modern Iran.
 This piece is of great historical and artistic value, combining the traditions of the Persian Empire with the prestige of a modern nation.

 It has been certified as MS66 (Mint State 66) by the official US grading agency, PCGS (Professional Coin Grading Service).
 Even now, more than half a century after its issue, it still retains the beautiful shine and sharp stamping it had when it was first minted.
 Individuals of this grade are extremely rare and are among the best preserved modern Iranian coins.

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 The obverse of this 10 riyal silver coin features a portrait of Sultan Pahlavi in dignified profile.
 Its intricate carvings exude a sense of majesty, as if they were inheriting the legacy of ancient Persian kings.
 The Persian letters around it are written in beautiful curves, exuding the elegance unique to Iranian culture.
 Below the portrait is engraved the Persian numerals "۱۳۵۱ (SH1351)" indicating the year of minting, which indicates the year of issue in the Islamic calendar.

 This design is more than just a portrait; it also symbolizes the modernization of the Iranian monarchy and its international status.
 At the time, Iran was an oil-producing country experiencing rapid economic development and was carrying out social reforms known as the "White Revolution."
 The coin was issued as a symbolic piece to commemorate that period of prosperity and to demonstrate the kingdom's prestige to the world.

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 The reverse side features a design that reflects the traditional beauty of ancient Persia.
 The center features a decorative vase motif, inside which are engraved patterns symbolizing Iranian nature and fertility.
 Laurel and olive branches are placed on either side of the vase, symbolizing peace and prosperity.
 The number "10" is engraved at the top in Arabic numerals, indicating the face value.

 This composition is highly sophisticated, blending the traditions of Persian art dating back to the ancient Achaemenid Empire with modern 20th-century design.
 It is both realistic and decorative, and beautifully expresses the theme of the fusion of Islamic art and Western sculptural techniques.

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 The year 1972 was the height of the Pahlavi dynasty.
 During this period, Iran was the most Westernized country in the Middle East and rapidly advanced towards modernization, actively promoting economic development, educational reform, and cultural promotion.
 In particular, the 2,500th anniversary of the founding of Persepolis, held in 1971, was a grand national event that revived the glory of the ancient Persian Empire in modern times and invited monarchs and presidents from around the world.

 This 10 riyal silver coin was issued in 1972, the year after the ceremony.
 It is truly a commemorative coin that embodies the heritage of the Persian Empire and the pride of modern Iran.
 Not only does it have value as a metal, but it also has cultural and historical background, making it an indispensable piece for collectors and history researchers.

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 The coin weighs approximately 10 grams and has a diameter of approximately 29 millimeters.
 Its brilliance has not diminished even after half a century, and depending on the angle of the light it can emit subtle iridescent tones.
 This is a phenomenon called "natural tone," which occurs naturally during long-term storage, and is highly valued among coin collectors for its artistic value.

 A PCGS MS66 grade means the coin is in near-perfect condition as when it was minted, with minimal wear or damage.
 Kingdom of Iran silver coins of this level are rare worldwide, and this coin is in near-perfect condition for the series.

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 Coins from the Kingdom of Iran were first produced after the monarchy was overthrown by the Islamic Revolution in 1979.
 Due to changes in the national system, there has been an increase in the outflow and dissolution of these species overseas, and the number of high-quality specimens remaining has drastically decreased.
 Therefore, high-grade products certified by international appraisal agencies such as PCGS and NGC are
 Its value has been increasing in recent years on the international market.

 This MS66 coin is more than just a currency; it is a cultural heritage that imprints the memory of modern Persian civilization in silver.
 This item is ideal for long-term holding, historical collections, and inheritance.

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 At GoldSilverJapan, we carefully select only PCGS-certified coins that have both historical and artistic value.
 We guarantee authenticity and deliver products to customers in an environment suitable for long-term storage.
 All of the Iranian Kingdom silver coins we handle are genuine slab-inserted coins based on strict appraisal data.
 It has a high level of credibility and asset value internationally.

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 This 10 riyal silver coin is a mirror that reflects the glory of Iran, a country that once stood at the "crossroads of civilization and faith."
 In this piece, there are many paintings depicting the period from the Achaemenid Empire to the Safavid Empire and the Pahlavi Dynasty.
 It embodies thousands of years of Persian history and beauty.

 The soft luster of silver, the intricate calligraphy, and the king's serene profile.
 All of these things give the impression of a quiet flow of time connecting the distant past and the present.
 Every time you pick it up, you will be reminded of the "Persian spirit" that blends ancient and modern times.

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