Congo 10 francs Red Butterfly KM-61 Wildlife Protection Fauna silver coin 2002

The Congo 10 Francs silver coin issued in 2002 is part of the “Wildlife Protection” series, a program dedicated to highlighting the beauty and fragility of the natural world. This particular issue features a striking red butterfly design, symbolizing biodiversity and the importance of preserving delicate ecosystems across Africa.

The obverse showcases a vividly colored butterfly with outstretched wings, displaying a rich palette of red, orange, blue, and black tones. The intricate wing patterns are finely detailed, with visible veins, gradient shading, and symmetrical ornamentation enhanced by a glossy, reflective background. The inscription “WILD LIFE PROTECTION 2002” frames the design, emphasizing the conservation theme. The reverse presents a finely sculpted lion standing on grass, its detailed mane and muscular body symbolizing strength and the majesty of African wildlife. Surrounding the image are the inscriptions “REPUBLIQUE DEMOCRATIQUE DU CONGO” and “10 FRANCS,” bordered by a classic beaded rim.

Struck in silver with a Proof-like finish, this coin combines color technology with sharp engraving and mirror fields. A visually captivating and meaningful collectible, it is ideal for wildlife enthusiasts and collectors of themed world coins.

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