The 1937 Egypt 2 Piastres Silver Coin features King Farouk I, who ruled Egypt from 1936 to 1952. This coin is composed of 83.3% silver (.833 fineness) and weighs approximately 2.8 grams with a diameter of 19 mm. It was minted during the Kingdom of Egypt period, identified by the Islamic calendar year 1356 (corresponding to 1937 Gregorian).

The obverse displays a left-facing portrait of King Farouk wearing a fez, with Arabic inscriptions including his name and title. The reverse features the denomination “2 Piastres” within a tasseled wreath, along with Arabic inscriptions indicating the country’s name and coin year in both Hijri and Gregorian calendars. The coin’s edge is reeded.

PCGS MS62 grading means this coin is in mint state condition with moderate marks or abrasions but still retaining much of its original luster and detail. For a silver coin from 1937 circulated in Egypt, MS62 is a strong grade, indicating it is quite well preserved considering its age and usage.

Overall, the 1937 Egypt 2 Piastres silver coin is an attractive historic piece from the Farouk era, combining moderate silver content with regal design elements and notable condition that appeals to collectors of Middle Eastern and world silver coinage.