World - Egypt, the Netherlands and Greece - Group of 3 Silver Coins, 1916-1960 - Total Weight 36.5 g (Approx. 28.72 ...

World - Egypt, the Netherlands and Greece - Group of 3 Silver Coins, 1916-1960 - Total Weight 36.5 g (Approx. 28.72 g Pure Silver, Approx. 0.92 Troy oz) A group of three silver coins from different countries, comprising an Egyptian 10 Piastres dated 1916, a Netherlands 2½ Gulden dated 1959, and a Greek 20 Drachmai dated 1960. 1. Egypt - 10 Piastres, Sultan Hussein Kamel, AH 1335 / 1916 Silver 833, standard weight 14 g, approximately 11.66 g pure silver, 32 mm. Obverse: Arabic inscription for the Egyptian Sultanate, the denomination "10 قروش" and "10 PIASTRES", enclosed within a floral wreath. The dates AH 1335 and 1916 appear below. Reverse: Tughra and Arabic inscriptions referring to Sultan Hussein Kamel, enclosed within a floral wreath. 2. Netherlands - 2½ Gulden, Queen Juliana, 1959 Silver 720, standard weight 15 g, approximately 10.8 g pure silver, 33 mm. Obverse: Right-facing portrait of Queen Juliana, with the inscription "JULIANA KONINGIN DER NEDERLANDEN". Reverse: Crowned coat of arms of the Netherlands, dividing the denomination "2½ G", with the date 1959 and the inscription "NEDERLAND". 3. Greece - 20 Drachmai, King Paul I, 1960 Silver 835, standard weight 7.5 g, approximately 6.26 g pure silver, 26.2 mm. Obverse: Left-facing portrait of King Paul I, with the Greek inscription "ΠΑΥΛΟΣ ΒΑΣΙΛΕΥΣ ΤΩΝ ΕΛΛΗΝΩΝ" and the date 1960. Reverse: Selene, the moon goddess, riding a horse above a dolphin, with the denomination "20 ΔΡΧ". A varied group of 20th-century silver coins combining three countries, scripts, artistic traditions and political eras.