Central Africa United Nations UN Roe Butterfly Bird SP67 PCGS silver medal 1976

The Central African Republic United Nations silver medal, issued in 1976, is an elegant and symbolic numismatic tribute dedicated to the ideals of peace, international cooperation, and harmony between humanity and nature. Struck in silver and certified SP67 by PCGS, this medal combines refined artistry with a strong global message connected to the United Nations.

The obverse depicts a tranquil natural scene featuring a graceful roe deer standing among tall grasses and reeds. The animal’s slender legs, calm posture, and attentive head are rendered with fine detail, emphasizing gentleness and balance. In the foreground, a large butterfly with clearly defined wings rests among the vegetation, while a bird in flight appears above, its wings spread wide, symbolizing freedom and peace. The inscription “RÉPUBLIQUE CENTRAFRICAINE” curves along the upper rim, framing the scene and reinforcing the issuing authority.

The reverse showcases the iconic emblem of the United Nations: a world map centered on the North Pole, surrounded by olive branches representing peace. Around the emblem runs a multilingual inscription including “NATIONS UNIES,” “UNITED NATIONS,” and equivalents in other languages, highlighting the organization’s global reach and unity across cultures. The polished fields and sharp relief enhance the medal’s visual depth and ceremonial character.

Certified by PCGS in SP67 condition, this silver medal is a refined collectible ideal for enthusiasts of United Nations memorabilia, wildlife-themed art medals, and historical world issues.

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