Bhutan 300 ngultrum Conservation Wildlife Pheasant Bird Fauna silver coin 1994

The Bhutan 300 Ngultrum 1994 Conservation Wildlife Pheasant Proof Silver Coin highlights the natural beauty and biodiversity of the Himalayan kingdom. On the obverse, the coin depicts a detailed image of a pheasant — Bhutan’s national bird and a symbol of grace and alertness — standing among delicate bamboo branches. The inscriptions ENDANGERED WILDLIFE and 300 NGULTRUM emphasize the theme of preservation and awareness of rare species. The reverse showcases Bhutan’s traditional national emblem: two dragons facing the sacred dorji (vajra) surrounded by clouds, a lotus flower, and protective Buddhist motifs, framed by the inscriptions KINGDOM OF BHUTAN and the date 1994. Minted in fine silver with proof finish, this coin combines spiritual symbolism with environmental consciousness, celebrating Bhutan’s deep respect for nature and life. A magnificent collectible for admirers of wildlife and Asian numismatics.

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