Congo 1000 francs Prehistoric Animals Brachiosaurus PR69 PCGS silver coin 1993

The Congo 1000 Francs silver coin issued in 1993 belongs to the “Prehistoric Animals” series and is dedicated to the majestic Brachiosaurus, one of the most iconic dinosaurs of the Jurassic period. This issue combines paleontological fascination with refined numismatic artistry, presenting an ancient creature that symbolizes the immense scale and mystery of prehistoric life. The coin was struck for the Republic of the Congo and is certified by PCGS in PR69 DCAM quality, underscoring its exceptional preservation and visual appeal.

The reverse features a powerful depiction of a Brachiosaurus standing in a shallow prehistoric landscape. Its massive body, long neck, and small head are rendered in strong relief, emphasizing the dinosaur’s distinctive proportions. The background includes stylized water lines and terrain, creating depth and movement. Inscriptions read “Animaux Préhistoriques” along the upper edge and “Brachiosaurus brancai” within the design, with the date 1993 placed below, integrating scientific nomenclature directly into the composition.

The obverse displays the emblematic seated female figure holding a tablet inscribed with the national motto “Unité Travail Progrès.” Surrounding legends include “République du Congo” and the denomination “1000 Francs,” set against mirrored proof fields that enhance contrast with the frosted relief.

Struck in silver with deep cameo proof finish and graded PCGS PR69 DCAM, this coin is an outstanding collectible for enthusiasts of dinosaurs, natural history, and high-quality modern world numismatics.

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