Equatorial Guinea 7000 francos Endangered Wildlife series Zebra silver coin 1993

The 1993 Equatorial Guinea 7000 francos silver coin is an elegant proof issue from the “Protection of Endangered Wildlife” series, dedicated to the graceful zebra. This coin highlights the beauty of African fauna while emphasizing the importance of preserving endangered species, making it both a meaningful and visually captivating collectible.

The obverse showcases a detailed scene of two zebras standing on grassy terrain, one adult and one younger animal, their striped coats finely engraved with remarkable precision. Behind them, stylized trees and savanna vegetation create depth and context. The inscriptions “PROTECTION OF ENDANGERED WILDLIFE” and “ZEBRA” frame the composition, while a beaded border enhances the classic numismatic design. The mirrored proof fields contrast sharply with the frosted relief, emphasizing every line and texture.

The reverse features the national coat of arms of Equatorial Guinea with the iconic silk-cotton tree centered within a shield. Above it is a semicircle of stars, and below a ribbon bearing the motto “UNIDAD PAZ JUSTICIA.” Surrounding inscriptions read “REPUBLICA DE GUINEA ECUATORIAL,” along with the denomination “7000 FRANCOS” and the date split as “19” and “93.”

Struck in high-quality silver with a refined proof finish, this coin is an excellent choice for collectors of wildlife, African themes, and conservation-focused numismatics.

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