Congo 100 francs Endangered Wildlife Elephants MS68 PCGS copper coin 1993

The Congo 100 Francs 1993 Endangered Wildlife – Elephants coin is a striking commemorative issue dedicated to the preservation of nature and the protection of endangered African wildlife. Certified PCGS MS68 RD, this copper coin stands out for its exceptional state of preservation, rich red surfaces, and powerful environmental message.

The obverse presents a moving wildlife scene featuring a group of elephants walking across a natural landscape. The animals are shown in different positions and sizes, emphasizing depth and family structure. Fine details highlight textured skin, curved trunks, tusks, tails, and subtle ground vegetation beneath their feet. Above the scene is the inscription “PRESERVATION DE LA NATURE”, while below appears the species name “ELEPHANT” along with the date 1993. The composition conveys calm strength and harmony with nature.

The reverse depicts a seated female allegorical figure, turned in profile and holding a stone tablet inscribed with the national motto “UNITE TRAVAIL PROGRES”. Flowing garments, carefully modeled hair, and a balanced posture give the figure a classical appearance. Around the rim runs the inscription “REPUBLIQUE DU CONGO”, with the denomination “100 FRANCS” placed below. The smooth fields and sharp relief are beautifully preserved within the PCGS holder.

Struck in copper and certified Mint State 68 Red, this coin is part of a conservation-themed series and appeals strongly to collectors of wildlife, elephants, environmental issues, and high-grade certified world coins.

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