Armenia 100 dram Wild Goat KM-167 Wildlife Fauna PF 68 NGC silver coin 2008

The Armenia 100 dram silver coin issued in 2008 is a striking wildlife-themed collectible dedicated to the wild goat, known scientifically as Capra aegagrus. This species, native to mountainous regions, symbolizes strength, agility, and survival in harsh natural environments, making it an iconic representative of Armenian fauna.

The obverse showcases a finely detailed depiction of a wild goat standing on rocky terrain, its muscular body and textured coat rendered in high relief. The animal’s long, elegantly curved horns dominate the композиция, emphasizing its power and natural grace. Surrounding the image is the inscription “Capra aegagrus,” accented by a thin red arc, while additional ornamental rocks and sparse vegetation complete the rugged landscape.

On the reverse, the coin features the coat of arms of Armenia, supported by an eagle and a lion, both intricately engraved with feathers, mane, and symbolic posture. The central shield contains multiple heraldic elements, while inscriptions in Armenian and English form a circular frame, including “REPUBLIC OF ARMENIA,” the denomination “100 DRAM,” and the year “2008.”

Struck in silver with a proof finish and certified PF68 by NGC, this coin offers exceptional clarity and detail. A perfect choice for collectors of wildlife, fauna, and national symbolism, it combines artistic beauty with cultural significance.

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