Congo 1000 francs Conservation Wildlife Gabar Eagle Bird PR69 PCGS Ag coin 2004

The Republic of Congo 1000 Francs, 2004 silver proof coin belongs to the conservation series Le Monde Animal en Péril and is dedicated to the Gabar Goshawk (Micronisus gabar), a rare and elusive bird of prey native to Africa. This issue highlights the importance of protecting vulnerable wildlife species and preserving natural habitats.

The obverse features a finely detailed depiction of the Gabar Goshawk standing alert on rocky ground. The bird is shown with carefully engraved feathers, a curved beak, and sharp talons, emphasizing its predatory nature. Surrounding elements include stylized clouds, flowering plants, leaves, branches, and a natural landscape. The inscriptions include MICRONISUS GABAR, the year 2004, and the French conservation title LE MONDE ANIMAL EN PÉRIL, reinforcing the environmental message.

The reverse presents an allegorical national emblem of the Republic of Congo: a seated female figure holding a tablet inscribed with the national motto “Unité – Travail – Progrès.” Around the composition appear the country name République du Congo and the denomination 1000 Francs, confirming its official legal tender status.

Struck in high-quality proof silver and certified PCGS PR69 DCAM, this coin offers deep mirrored fields and sharp frosted relief. A desirable piece for collectors of endangered wildlife, birds of prey, and African numismatics.

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