Chad 1000 francs Endangered Wildlife Leopard Fauna PR68 PCGS silver coin 2003

The Chad 1000 Francs Endangered Wildlife – Leopard silver coin, dated 2003, is a striking numismatic issue dedicated to one of Africa’s most elusive and threatened predators. Issued by the Republic of Chad with a denomination of 1000 francs, this coin belongs to the Endangered Wildlife series, highlighting the beauty and vulnerability of iconic animal species.

The reverse presents a finely detailed leopard standing alert on grassy terrain. The animal is shown in profile, its muscular body, long tail, and distinctive spotted coat carefully engraved to emphasize strength, balance, and agility. Beneath the leopard, tufts of grass and ground textures add realism, while surrounding inscriptions read “ENDANGERED WILDLIFE,” “LE MONDE ANIMAL EN PERIL,” and the date “2003,” clearly underlining the conservation theme of the issue.

The obverse features a calm and dignified portrait of an African woman in profile, her braided hairstyle rendered with delicate precision. Encircling legends include “REPUBLIQUE DU TCHAD,” the national motto “UNITE • TRAVAIL • PROGRES,” and the denomination “1000 FRANCS,” all set against a reflective proof field.

Struck in silver with a deep cameo proof finish, this coin is certified PCGS PR68 DCAM, confirming high-quality strike, sharp details, and strong visual contrast. An excellent addition for collectors of wildlife, endangered species, and African numismatics, this piece combines artistic elegance with an important environmental message.

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