Afghanistan 500 afghanis Endangered Wildlife Crane Bird PR69 PCGS Ag coin 1978

The Afghanistan 500 Afghanis 1978 silver coin is part of the Endangered Wildlife series, dedicated to the protection of rare and threatened species. This edition honors the Siberian Crane, a graceful migratory bird known for its snowy white plumage and symbolic presence in Asian wetlands. Sadly, it is one of the most endangered crane species, making this coin a tribute both to nature and to conservation efforts.
The obverse presents a striking image of a Siberian Crane feeding in a marshland, surrounded by tall reeds. The refined Proof Deep Cameo contrast highlights the elegant bird against a dark mirrored field. The design is enhanced with inscriptions in Dari, along with the denomination 500 Afghanis.
The reverse carries the coat of arms of the Republic of Afghanistan, featuring a stylized eagle with spread wings, a rising sun, wheat wreath, and inscriptions in both English and Dari. The year 1978 is placed below, marking the year of issue.
Certified PR69DCAM by PCGS, this coin demonstrates superb preservation, near perfection, and mirrorlike brilliance. Struck in silver with limited mintage, it stands as a significant collectible for those passionate about wildlife, endangered species, and Afghan numismatics.

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