Artsakh Karabakh 1000 dram Leopard Wildlife Fauna PF69 NGC silver coin 2004

The Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh) 1000 Dram Leopard silver coin 2004 is a remarkable collector’s piece issued within the Wildlife Protection series, dedicated to the conservation of rare fauna. Struck in proof quality, the coin’s obverse displays a powerful and detailed image of a leopard’s head, its sharp gaze symbolizing strength and the fragile beauty of endangered wildlife. Around the portrait are inscriptions in Armenian and English: “LEOPARD” and “WILDLIFE PROTECTION,” emphasizing the mission behind the issue. The reverse features the official coat of arms of Nagorno-Karabakh, with a majestic eagle spreading its wings, crowned by the radiant sun. Below appears the year 2004, the denomination 1000 Dram, and surrounding inscriptions that affirm the region’s identity. Minted in fine silver and graded PF69 Ultra Cameo by NGC, this coin boasts exceptional quality and near-perfect preservation. With limited mintage and a strong ecological message, it is both a cultural artifact and a symbol of commitment to nature. A perfect addition for collectors passionate about wildlife, regional history, and rare certified silver issues.
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