Bhutan 300 ngultrum Protect Our World KM-68 Fauna Elephant silver coin 1993

The 1993 Bhutan 300 Ngultrum silver coin is a powerful numismatic tribute to global wildlife conservation, issued as part of the “Protect Our World” series. This coin highlights the importance of preserving endangered species, with a striking depiction of the elephant—one of the most iconic animals symbolizing strength, wisdom, and ecological balance.

The obverse features a finely detailed elephant walking gracefully, its textured skin, long trunk, curved tusks, and massive legs rendered with impressive realism. Above, the inscription “PROTECT OUR WORLD” emphasizes the environmental message. Below the elephant, three panels display additional wildlife elements: a rhinoceros head with prominent horn and textured folds, a stylized tree with a world map motif, and a tiger head with sharp features and expressive gaze. The denomination “300 NGULTRUM” is inscribed along the lower rim. The reverse showcases the Kingdom of Bhutan’s intricate national emblem: a richly detailed composition with symmetrical dragons, ornate patterns, and a central vajra symbol, surrounded by decorative floral elements. The inscriptions “KINGDOM OF BHUTAN” and the date “1993” frame the design, along with elegant script.

Struck in silver with Proof quality, this coin stands out for its deep mirror fields and sharp relief. Its meaningful theme and artistic complexity make it a standout collectible for wildlife and world coin enthusiasts.

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