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1 Pound 150 years - State Lawsuits
| Issuer | Egyptian Mint Authority |
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| Year | 2026 |
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| Currency | Pound (1916-date) |
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| Reverse description | The reverse displays a bold stylised '150' numeral design superimposed over a shield emblem at the centre of the brass-plated steel inner disc, with the word 'YEARS' inscribed beneath the numeral in the lower portion of the centre. The founding year '1876' appears vertically along the left side of the ring, while the current year '2026' is positioned vertically on the right side. The upper arc of the nickel-plated steel ring carries the Arabic legend 'مائة وخمسون عاماً' (One Hundred and Fifty Years), while the lower arc bears the Arabic inscription 'قضايا الدولة' (State Lawsuits), commemorating the 150th anniversary of the State Lawsuits Authority. |
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| Mintage | 1447 (2026) |
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Issued to mark 150 years since Egypt's State Lawsuits Authority was established in 1875 — one of the earliest formal state legal defense bodies in the region, created under Khedive Ismail as part of broader administrative modernization during a period of mounting foreign debt and mixed courts pressure.