Armenia 100 dram Conservation Red Book Moufflon Fauna PR68 PCGS silver coin 2008

The Armenia 100 Dram silver coin issued in 2008 continues the Red Book of Armenia series dedicated to rare and endangered animals of the region. This release honors the Mouflon (Capra aegagrus), a wild mountain goat species distinguished by its majestic curved horns and resilience in harsh rocky landscapes. The reverse of the coin features a finely detailed engraving of the mouflon standing proudly on a rocky outcrop, its powerful posture and long spiraled horns symbolizing strength and survival. Above and below the central motif are inscriptions in Latin Capra aegagrus and in Armenian, highlighting the species’ zoological significance. The obverse presents the coat of arms of the Republic of Armenia supported by the eagle and lion, framed by inscriptions in Armenian and English, the denomination 100 Dram and year 2008. Struck in proof silver and graded PR68 Deep Cameo by PCGS, this coin combines numismatic artistry with ecological awareness. It is a highly collectible issue for enthusiasts of wildlife-themed coins, Armenian commemorative programs and conservation-related numismatics.
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