Artsakh Karabakh 1000 dram Leopard KM-19 Fauna Cat PF 69 NGC silver coin 2004

The Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh) 1000 Dram "Leopard" KM-19 silver coin is a striking 2004 commemorative issue dedicated to wildlife conservation and one of the Caucasus region’s most elusive predators. The reverse presents an exceptionally detailed frontal portrait of a leopard, with piercing eyes, finely engraved fur, whiskers, and powerful facial features that emphasize the animal’s strength and beauty. Surrounding the portrait are the inscriptions "WILDLIFE PROTECTION", "LEOPARD", and corresponding Armenian text, highlighting the conservation theme. The obverse displays the denomination 1000 Dram, the date 2004, and a majestic heraldic eagle with spread wings bearing a shield at its center, surrounded by Armenian inscriptions and framed by elegant laurel and oak branches. Struck in silver with a brilliant Proof finish, this example is certified NGC PF69, confirming its exceptional quality and near-perfect preservation. The coin celebrates the importance of protecting endangered wildlife while showcasing outstanding engraving and symbolic national motifs. A desirable collectible for enthusiasts of wild cats, conservation-themed issues, and world silver commemorative coins.

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