Congo 2000 francs Endangered Wildlife Leopard Cat Fauna MS69 PCGS Ag coin 2013

The Republic of Congo 2000 Francs silver coin issued in 2013 is part of the striking Endangered Wildlife series and is dedicated to the leopard, one of the most elusive and powerful predators of the wild. Certified MS69 by PCGS, this coin combines near-perfect mint quality with a bold modern design focused on the expressive gaze of the animal, making it a standout piece for wildlife and conservation-themed collections.

The reverse presents an intense, close-up composition of a leopard’s face, shown partially in shadow. One piercing eye dominates the design, rendered with realistic color and sharp detail, conveying alertness, strength, and mystery. The textured fur, subtle tonal transitions, and photographic-style treatment emphasize the realism and emotional impact of the image. The year “2013” and the animal’s identification are discreetly integrated into the lower area, maintaining focus on the predator’s gaze and reinforcing the theme of endangered fauna.

The obverse features the coat of arms of the Republic of Congo, with a central shield supported by two elephants, a crown-like crest above, and a ribbon bearing the national motto below. The denomination of 2000 francs CFA is clearly displayed, framed by smooth fields and refined relief that balance the modern reverse design.

Struck in silver and graded MS69 by PCGS, this coin is an impressive tribute to wildlife conservation and an excellent addition to certified modern world coin collections.

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