Botswana 2 pula Save the Children KM-22 UNICEF Sheep PR 69 PCGS silver coin 1989

This 1989 Botswana 2 Pula silver coin is an emotionally powerful issue dedicated to the global humanitarian mission of Save the Children and UNICEF. Struck for Botswana, this commemorative piece highlights care, protection, and the bond between humans and animals as symbols of nurture and responsibility. The theme reflects Botswana’s commitment to social welfare and international cooperation in protecting children worldwide.

The reverse presents a deeply detailed rural scene: a young child kneels on the ground, carefully milking a sheep. The animal is shown standing calmly, with clearly defined wool texture, legs, ears, and expressive facial features. Grass, plants, and small stones form a natural foreground, emphasizing everyday life and agricultural tradition. The denomination “2 PULA” appears below the scene, cleanly engraved and balanced within the composition.

The obverse displays the national coat of arms of Botswana, flanked by two zebras holding traditional tools. The central shield features cogwheels, flowing water lines, and a bull’s head, symbolizing industry, natural resources, and agriculture. Above is the country name “BOTSWANA,” while below appear “PULA,” the year “1989,” and “IPELEGENG,” reinforcing national values of self-reliance and development.

Struck in silver with Proof quality, this coin is certified PCGS PR69, confirming excellent preservation and strong eye appeal. A meaningful and visually rich collectible, it combines humanitarian significance with fine numismatic artistry—an ideal addition for collectors of world coins and socially themed issues.

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