Denmark Greenland 5 piaster Conservation Polar Bear PR68 PCGS silver coin 1987

The 1987 Greenland 5 Piaster silver proof coin is a remarkable Arctic-themed collectible celebrating the wildlife and identity of Greenland. Issued under Danish authority, this impressive commemorative piece highlights the iconic polar bear, one of the most recognizable symbols of the Arctic region and an important element of Greenland’s natural heritage. Struck in high-quality proof finish and certified PCGS PR68 Deep Cameo, the coin combines striking artistry with powerful environmental symbolism.

The reverse features a detailed depiction of a polar bear walking across an Arctic ice floe, its massive body, thick fur, and powerful paws rendered in fine relief. Beneath the bear appears an elegant ornamental flourish, while the inscriptions include “GRØNLAND,” “5 OZ. .999,” and the denomination “5 PIASTER.” A decorative beaded border frames the design, enhancing the contrast of the mirrored proof fields.

The obverse displays the allegorical female figure Greenlandia, seated gracefully while holding a spear beside a shield decorated with Nordic ornamental patterns and a circular emblem. Around the rim is the inscription “KALAALLIT NUNAAT,” meaning “Land of the Kalaallit,” referring to the indigenous Inuit people of Greenland, with the date 1987 below.

Struck in .999 fine silver in proof quality, this large-format coin is a visually impressive issue known among collectors for its bold Arctic wildlife theme and artistic design. A superb certified example like this is a desirable addition for collectors of Greenlandic, Danish, and wildlife-themed world coins.

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