Benin 1000 francs Endangered Wildlife Zebra Animals Fauna proof silver coin 2001

The Benin 1000 Francs 2001 “Endangered Wildlife – Zebra” silver coin is a remarkable collector’s item dedicated to the protection of rare and threatened species. Issued by the Republic of Benin, this Proof coin belongs to the acclaimed conservation series highlighting the fragile beauty of African fauna. The reverse displays two zebras in their natural habitat: one grazing peacefully on the grass, while the other stands alert in the savannah, with acacia trees in the background. The French inscriptions “ESPECES EN DANGER” (“Endangered Species”) and “ZEBRE” emphasize the ecological theme, along with the year of issue, 2001. On the obverse, the national coat of arms of Benin is finely engraved, featuring two majestic leopards as supporters, a shield divided into four symbolic quarters with a star, palm tree, fortress, and sailing ship, topped by two buffalo horns. Below is the state motto “Fraternité – Justice – Travail” and the denomination of 1000 Francs CFA. Struck in sterling silver with a brilliant Proof finish, this coin is certified by PCGS/NGC, adding reliability and prestige to its numismatic value. Limited mintage and its place in the conservation program make it highly desirable among collectors of wildlife, African, and thematic coins.

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