Bastet - Egyptian Heritage series - 1oz .999 Silver Coin $10 Liberia 2025
 
Is the Second issue from the Egyptian Heritage Series, also includ:
2025 - Ra Sun God 1oz
2025 - Bastet 1oz
2025 - Isis 1oz
2025 - Anubis 2oz
 
PopCoins proudly introduces the captivating Bastet coin from the fascinating Egyptian Heritage collection. Struck in 1oz pure silver with a 40mm diameter, this exclusive release is limited to only 99 pieces worldwide. Its reverse vividly portrays Bastet—the feline goddess of protection, home, and fertility—in rich, vibrant colors, framed by traditional Egyptian symbols. Issued as $10 legal tender by Liberia, the obverse displays a unique coat of arms encircled by iconic Egyptian motifs. Beautifully presented in an elegant blister pack with a certificate of authenticity, this collectible honors Egypt’s mystical heritage. Available through global distributors—secure your Bastet coin today!
 
Coin description
In the middle of the reverse is a striking, full-color depiction of Bastet. Surrounding it, carefully detailed hieroglyphs frame the central image, enhancing its authentic historical feel. At the bottom, the series name “EGYPTIAN HERITAGE” appears alongside iconic Egyptian imagery, including a pyramid illuminated by the sun, complemented by a palm tree and camel, celebrating Egypt’s timeless allure.
 
The obverse side of the coin features the coat of arms for the Republic of Liberia, surrounded by various Egyptian related motif icons. The coat of arms includes the inscriptions: “REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA” (the issuing country), “2025” (the year of issue), and “10 DOLLARS” (the face value).
 
Background information
Egypt’s civilization thrived along the Nile for millennia, creating a legacy of vast temples, intricate rites, and gods who governed every aspect of life. Among these revered deities was Bastet, often depicted with a cat’s head, symbolizing guardianship, fertility, and domestic harmony. Over time, her fierce lioness origins softened into a gentler protector of hearth and home.
 
Bastet shielded families from malevolent forces, safeguarding mothers and children in a culture deeply concerned with well-being and continuity. Cats, sacred to her worship, roamed freely within temple grounds, representing the goddess’s vigilance and grace. Festivals in her honor featured music, dancing, and offerings of perfumed oils, drawing large crowds seeking blessings of health and good fortune. Through these celebrations, Egyptians honored her nurturing role and essential contribution to daily life.
 
Bastet’s enduring appeal highlights a civilization that revered both divine might and gentle guardianship. Her evolving identity—from lioness warrior to domestic goddess—mirrors Egypt’s shifting social and religious landscape. Even today, Bastet stands as a testament to an ancient culture that embraced protection, fertility, and compassion in the relentless cycle of life.