Egyptian 10 Piastres coin Low-poly 3D model

Description of 3D model: The texture was taken with a DSLR camera using a macro lens. The texture size is 5460*5460 pixels. color, normal, bump, roughness, ao.
High level of detail, micro contrast and sharpness. The coin shape is 5850 polygons. UV coordinates - Both sides of the coin and the side. Materials are assigned in the .blend file.

Historical description of the coin:

This is an Egyptian 10 Piastres coin.The images show both sides of the coin:

On the obverse (left image): The coin features a depiction of the Muhammad Ali Mosque (also known as the Alabaster Mosque) located in the Citadel of Cairo. This iconic mosque with its distinctive domes and minarets is one of Egypt's most important historical landmarks.On the reverse (right image): The coin displays Arabic text, which includes the denomination 10 (١٠) and Piastres (قروش), along with the date in both Islamic (Hijri) and Gregorian calendar systems.

The 10 Piastres coin was a common denomination in Egyptian currency. The piastre is a subdivision of the Egyptian pound, with 100 piastres equal to one pound. Based on the design and appearance, this appears to be from the late 20th century. The coin is likely made of a copper-nickel alloy, which gives it its distinctive bronze-like appearance.The Muhammad Ali Mosque on the obverse is particularly significant as it represents one of Egypt's most recognizable architectural achievements and is named after Muhammad Ali Pasha, who is considered the founder of modern Egypt.