Congo 1000 francs Philosopher Immanuel Kant Science PR69 PCGS silver coin 2004

The Congo 1000 Francs silver coin issued in 2004 is dedicated to the renowned philosopher Immanuel Kant, one of the central figures of the Enlightenment and modern philosophy. This science-themed issue honors Kant’s profound influence on ethics, metaphysics, epistemology, and rational thought. Released for the Republic of the Congo and certified by PCGS in PR69 DCAM quality, the coin represents a refined blend of intellectual heritage and high-end numismatic craftsmanship.

The reverse features a finely engraved bust of Immanuel Kant, shown in a dignified frontal pose. His characteristic 18th-century hairstyle, formal jacket, and detailed facial expression emphasize contemplation and intellectual rigor. Above the portrait is the inscription “Immanuel Kant,” while the dates “1724–1804” appear below, marking his lifespan. The year 2004 is placed to the side within the mirrored field, creating a strong contrast with the frosted relief and highlighting the depth of the engraving.

The obverse displays an allegorical seated female figure in flowing garments, holding a tablet inscribed with the national motto “Unité Travail Progrès.” Surrounding legends read “République du Congo” and “1000 Francs,” completing the official design. The polished background enhances the sculptural clarity of the composition.

Struck in silver with deep cameo proof finish and graded PCGS PR69 DCAM, this coin is a superb choice for collectors of philosophy, science, education, and notable historical figures, offering both cultural significance and exceptional visual quality.

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