Djibouti 250 francs World Wild Fund Series Two Camels proof silver coin 2002

The 2002 Djibouti 250 francs silver coin from the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) series celebrates the resilience of desert wildlife through the image of the camel, one of the most iconic animals of arid regions. Issued by the Republic of Djibouti and struck in elegant Proof quality, this coin highlights both wildlife conservation themes and the cultural importance of animals that have supported life and trade across the deserts of Africa and the Middle East for centuries.

The reverse features two camels in a striking composition. One camel stands calmly while another rests beneath it, emphasizing endurance and adaptation to harsh desert environments. Their elongated necks, curved humps, and distinctive silhouettes are finely engraved, while the reflective Proof background enhances the sculptural relief of the animals. Above the design appears the denomination 250 F, while the inscription “Unité – Égalité – Paix” curves along the rim. A small square WWF panda emblem appears beside the camels, marking the coin as part of the World Wildlife Fund conservation series.

The obverse displays the national coat of arms of Djibouti, framed by a symmetrical laurel wreath symbolizing honor and national pride. At the center is a circular shield with radiating pattern, flanked by two hands holding traditional spears. Above the shield is a five-pointed star, while the surrounding legend names the Republic of Djibouti, with the date 2002 below.

Struck in silver with a brilliant Proof finish, this coin combines wildlife conservation themes with elegant modern minting, making it an appealing collectible for wildlife enthusiasts and world coin collectors.

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