Ecuador United Nations UN Eagle Falcon Bird Fauna SP65 PCGS silver medal 1977

The Ecuador silver medal issued in 1977 under the United Nations theme is a refined numismatic piece combining wildlife symbolism with global unity. Struck in silver and certified PCGS SP65, it reflects both artistic elegance and international significance.

The obverse features a powerful bird of prey — an eagle or falcon — captured mid-flight with wings fully extended above a rugged mountainous landscape. The inscription “ECUADOR” arches above the scene. Fine engraving highlights the feathers, sharp talons, and dynamic motion of the bird, while the textured mountains below evoke the dramatic Andean terrain. The composition symbolizes strength, vigilance, and the natural richness of Ecuador.

The reverse displays the emblem of the United Nations at the center — a world map surrounded by olive branches, representing peace and cooperation. Around it runs a circular inscription in multiple languages, including “NACIONES UNIDAS,” “UNITED NATIONS,” and equivalents in other scripts, emphasizing the global nature of the organization. Decorative border elements frame the design, enhancing its formal and commemorative character.

With its Specimen (SP) strike quality and PCGS SP65 certification, this medal offers sharp details and a beautiful satin-like finish. A meaningful collectible for those interested in wildlife, international organizations, and Ecuadorian numismatics, it stands as a symbol of unity and nature combined.

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