Armenia 100 dram Shoveler Duck KM-136 Red Book Bird PR 69 PCGS silver coin 2007

The Armenia 100 dram silver coin of 2007 is part of the acclaimed Red Book series and is dedicated to the Shoveler Duck (Anas clypeata), a distinctive waterfowl species recognized for its unique appearance and ecological importance. Issued by the Republic of Armenia, this coin highlights themes of wildlife conservation, ornithology, and natural heritage, drawing attention to species protected due to environmental vulnerability.

The reverse showcases a finely detailed depiction of the shoveler duck standing in shallow water. The bird is shown in profile, emphasizing its characteristic broad, spatula-shaped bill, textured plumage, folded wings, and slender legs. Surrounding elements include water ripples, aquatic plants, grasses, and small stones, creating a realistic wetland habitat. Along the upper rim appears the Latin name “Anas clypeata Linnaeus,” while the lower rim bears the inscription “Luztur Qun,” accented by red curved lines that add visual contrast and modern design flair.

The obverse features the coat of arms of Armenia, supported by an eagle and a lion holding a central shield divided into heraldic sections. Below are crossed symbols, the denomination “100 DRAM,” and the year “2007.” Inscriptions in Armenian and English read “Republic of Armenia,” encircling the polished field.

Struck in proof silver and certified PCGS PR69, this coin combines artistic precision, environmental significance, and collectible value, making it an excellent choice for wildlife and world coin collectors.

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