Armenia 100 dram Conservation Red Book Duck Bird Fauna PR66 PCGS Ag coin 2007

The Armenia 100 Dram silver coin issued in 2007 is part of the Red Book of Armenia series, dedicated to the preservation of endangered species and the protection of wildlife. This release honors the duck Anas clypeata Linnaeus, known as the northern shoveler, a migratory waterfowl species that inhabits wetlands and shallow lakes. The reverse of the coin depicts the bird in detailed engraving, standing near water with aquatic plants around, the Latin name Anas clypeata Linnaeus and Armenian inscription elegantly encircling the image. The design emphasizes both natural beauty and scientific accuracy, reminding collectors of the importance of conservation. The obverse features the official coat of arms of the Republic of Armenia surrounded by inscriptions in Armenian and English, along with the denomination 100 Dram and year 2007. Struck in proof silver and graded PR66 Deep Cameo by PCGS, the coin represents a rare collectible combining numismatic artistry with ecological awareness. It is a perfect acquisition for collectors of wildlife coins, environmental themes and Armenian commemorative issues.
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