Cook Island 50 dollars Endangered Wildlife Kangaroo Animals Fauna Ag coin 1991

The Cook Islands 50 Dollars Endangered Wildlife silver coin dated 1991 is a powerful numismatic tribute to one of the most iconic animals of Australia — the kangaroo. Issued as part of the Endangered Wildlife series, this coin draws attention to the importance of protecting unique fauna and fragile ecosystems through expressive coin artistry.

The reverse features a highly detailed standing kangaroo with strong hind legs, a long curved tail resting on the ground, and finely engraved fur texture. The animal is shown in an alert posture, conveying strength and balance, with subtle ground details beneath its feet. The inscriptions “ENDANGERED” and “WILDLIFE” curve along the upper rim, while the denomination “50 DOLLARS” is placed below, framing the central design in a clean and harmonious layout.

The obverse displays the right-facing portrait of Queen Elizabeth II wearing a crown, earrings, and a necklace. The engraving captures delicate facial features and hair details. Surrounding inscriptions read “ELIZABETH II,” “COOK ISLANDS,” and the year “1991,” clearly identifying the issuing authority and date.

Struck in silver with proof-quality finish, this coin reflects the artistic and educational goals of the Endangered Wildlife program. Its strong animal imagery, environmental message, and refined craftsmanship make it a standout choice for collectors of wildlife, fauna, and world silver coins.

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