Congo 100 francs Wildlife Peafowl Bird MS69 PCGS copper coin 1992

The Congo 100 Francs 1992 Wildlife – Peafowl coin is an elegant commemorative issue highlighting the beauty of birdlife and the importance of wildlife conservation. Struck in copper and certified PCGS MS69 RD, this coin displays rich red surfaces, crisp details, and excellent overall eye appeal, making it a standout example within Congo’s nature-themed series.

The obverse features a finely engraved peafowl, shown standing amid dense natural vegetation. The bird’s slender body, curved neck, small crest, and carefully textured plumage are rendered with remarkable precision. Surrounding foliage, tall grasses, and stylized plants frame the composition, adding depth and a sense of habitat. Along the rim runs the inscription “Protection de la Nature”, while “Paon du Congo” identifies the species. The date 1992 appears discreetly within the design, completing the wildlife narrative.

The reverse displays the national emblem of the Republic of Congo, set within a shield. At its center is a lion’s head, symbolizing strength and vigilance, surrounded by curved horn elements and vertical segments. Above the shield are flowing lines and broken chain motifs representing freedom. Encircling legends read “REPUBLIQUE POPULAIRE DU CONGO”, with the denomination “100 FRANCS” positioned at the bottom, and a ribbon bearing a revolutionary motto beneath the emblem.

Certified Mint State 69 Red by PCGS, this coin is an excellent choice for collectors of wildlife themes, birds, conservation issues, and high-grade certified world coins.

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