Armenia 100 dram Toad Agama KM-178 Fauna Lizard PR 68 PCGS silver coin 2008

Armenia 100 Dram 2008 KM-178 is an elegant silver commemorative coin from the country’s celebrated fauna series, dedicated to the Toad Agama (Phrynocephalus helioscopus persicus), a fascinating lizard species native to the arid regions of Armenia and neighboring areas. This issue highlights the importance of biodiversity and the preservation of unique reptile species that inhabit the Eurasian steppes and semi-desert landscapes.

The reverse depicts a detailed image of the toad agama in its natural habitat. The reptile is shown in motion with a curved tail, textured scales, sturdy legs, and distinctive body contours. Surrounding the animal are stylized desert plants, grasses, stones, and ground details, while the scientific name Phrynocephalus helioscopus persicus appears along the rim in Latin script and Armenian lettering. Red decorative arcs accent the design and enhance its visual appeal. The obverse features the coat of arms of the Republic of Armenia supported by an eagle and a lion, with a central shield displaying historic heraldic symbols. The inscriptions “REPUBLIC OF ARMENIA,” “100 DRAM,” and the date 2008 complete the composition.

Struck in silver with a Proof finish and certified PCGS PR68, this coin combines wildlife art, scientific significance, and outstanding minting quality. It is an excellent addition for collectors of reptiles, fauna-themed coinage, endangered species, and certified Armenian silver issues.

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