Cambodia 3000 riels Four Face Buddha KM-100 Religion PF 70 NGC silver coin 2001

Cambodia 3000 riels, 2001, is an impressive silver proof coin from the Four Faced Buddha religious series, cataloged as KM-100. This issue reflects the deep spiritual traditions of Cambodia and the lasting influence of Buddhism on Khmer culture and art.

The obverse features a dignified bust of King Jayavarman VII (1162–1201), one of the most revered rulers of the Khmer Empire and a devoted patron of Mahayana Buddhism. The portrait is executed in high relief with softly frosted surfaces against mirror-like fields. Surrounding inscriptions include “Kingdom of Cambodia”, the denomination “3,000 Riels”, and the year 2001, framed by an elegant ornamental scroll border along the rim.

The reverse presents a symbolic composition dedicated to the Four Faced Buddha, associated with compassion, wisdom, and spiritual balance. At the center is a serene Buddha figure seated in meditation, radiating stylized rays. To the left appears a monumental stone face inspired by Angkor-era sculpture, with clearly defined facial features and textured temple stonework. Inscriptions include “Four Faced Buddha”, “Cambodia”, and the metal mark “925 Silver”, all carefully integrated into the design.

Struck in silver with a Proof finish and certified PF 70 by NGC, this flawless coin is a top-grade example of modern Cambodian religious numismatics, highly desirable for collectors of Buddhism, Asian art, and certified world coins.

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