Cambodia 2 Pe Silver Coin (1600–1860) NGC XF45

Product Introduction

Cambodian Ancient Coin (1600–1860) 2PE Hamza Bird Silver Coin：A traditional hand-struck silver coin from the Khmer Empire period, a classic item in Southeast Asian ancient coin collecting. Professionally encapsulated and graded by the internationally renowned coin appraisal agency NGC, it is rated XF 45, indicating medium to high condition from circulation. Its rarity makes it highly valuable for historical and cultural collection.

Obverse Details

The coin is hand-hammered, with a regular, inorganically cast outline. The center features a classic Hamza bird relief design; the bird's lines are simple and full, with complete details, representing a typical Khmer mythological motif. The silver base has a natural patina, and the core design has not disappeared due to long-term circulation wear.

Reverse Details

The reverse lacks a standard design, showing hand-struck marks. Slight circulation scratches and signs of oxidation are visible, consistent with the natural state of an ancient silver coin after centuries of circulation. There are no signs of artificial polishing, cleaning, or repair.

Version and Condition Description

This is a 2PE silver coin, a type of Khmer coin used by both the common people and the government in Cambodia from the 17th to 19th centuries. The Hamza bird version is a classic variety of Khmer ancient coins highly sought after by collectors. NGC XF45 indicates that the details are well preserved, the main image is clearly legible, and there is only slight wear on the edges. It is sealed in an NGC exclusive protective case with a unique authentication code and a two-dimensional verification code. The complete authentication record can be viewed on the NGC website, guaranteeing authenticity.

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