Armenia 100 dram Viper KM-154 Red Book Fauna Snake PF 69 NGC silver coin 2007

The Armenia 100 Dram 2007 silver coin is a remarkable issue dedicated to the Viper, one of the protected reptile species included in Armenia’s Red Book of Endangered Animals. Struck in Proof quality and certified NGC PF69, this collectible highlights the importance of preserving the country's unique wildlife and natural heritage. The reverse features a finely engraved viper winding across a rocky landscape, surrounded by scattered stones and sparse vegetation, with the inscriptions “Vipera raddei” and its Armenian name accented by elegant red curved lines. The lifelike scales, expressive head, and natural habitat create a striking wildlife composition. The obverse displays the Armenian coat of arms supported by the eagle and lion, the year 2007, the denomination 100 DRAM, and bilingual inscriptions identifying the Republic of Armenia. Issued in silver as part of Armenia’s celebrated Red Book series, this coin combines artistic excellence, environmental awareness, and numismatic appeal. It is an outstanding addition for collectors of endangered wildlife, reptiles, snakes, and certified Armenian silver coins.

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