Burundi 5000 francs PZL P11 Plane Aviation PR69 PCGS silver coin 2014

The Burundi 5000 Francs 2014 silver coin belongs to the acclaimed History of Aviation series and honors the Polish fighter aircraft PZL P.11, a symbol of early military aviation innovation. Issued by the Republic of Burundi with a face value of five thousand francs, this coin blends historical significance with refined contemporary minting.

The reverse features a colored depiction of the PZL P.11 captured in flight above a textured, cloud-filled sky. The aircraft is shown with its characteristic gull-shaped wings, exposed landing gear, propeller, radial engine cowling, cockpit canopy, tail assembly, and national markings on the wings and fuselage. Beneath the aircraft appears the inscription “PZL P.11,” while the lower part of the design carries “HISTORY OF AVIATION,” a stylized aviation emblem, and a surrounding ring of fine radial markers that frame the scene.

The obverse displays the coat of arms of Burundi, dominated by a finely detailed lion’s head in strong relief, symbolizing strength and national identity. Around it are the inscriptions “REPUBLIC OF BURUNDI” and the year 2014, along with a flowing banner bearing the national motto. Polished mirror-like fields contrast elegantly with frosted details.

Struck in silver with a Deep Cameo Prooflike finish, this coin is certified PCGS PR69 DCAM, confirming excellent quality and eye appeal. A compelling addition for collectors of aviation history, early fighter aircraft, and certified world silver coins.

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