Chad 4500 CFA Croissance Lamb IDAC 3 Africa Elephant MS68 PCGS silver coin 2005

The Chad 4,500 CFA silver coin issued in 2005 is a meaningful numismatic piece from the African Development and Growth series, dedicated to the theme of economic progress and unity across the African continent. Struck in silver and preserved in PCGS MS68 condition, this coin combines symbolic imagery with clean, modern design.

The obverse features a resting lamb depicted in fine relief, symbolizing growth, renewal, and peaceful development. The animal is shown lying calmly with carefully engraved wool texture, facial features, and folded legs. Surrounding elements include stylized plant motifs and agricultural symbols, reinforcing the theme of prosperity and sustainable progress. Below the central composition, the denomination “4500 CFA” is prominently displayed, while additional small decorative elements frame the design in a balanced circular layout.

The reverse presents a detailed outline map of Africa with a large elephant head placed at the center of the continent, representing strength, endurance, and Africa’s natural heritage. The elephant’s tusks, trunk, and facial contours are rendered with sharp precision, standing out against the polished background. Inscriptions around the rim reference Africa, the issuing authority, and the development-focused theme, completing the design with clarity and purpose.

Certified MS68 by PCGS, this silver coin is an excellent collectible for those interested in African themes, economic symbolism, wildlife motifs, and modern world numismatics.

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