Indonesia 5000 rupiah Orangutan KM-40 Monkey Fauna MS 67 PCGS silver coin 1974

This exceptional Indonesia 5000 Rupiah 1974 silver coin showcases the majestic orangutan, one of the most distinctive and endangered inhabitants of Indonesia’s tropical rainforests. Certified MS67 by PCGS, this high-grade example belongs to Indonesia’s celebrated wildlife series and represents both the nation’s rich biodiversity and the artistry of modern commemorative coinage.

The reverse features a detailed portrayal of an orangutan suspended from intertwined jungle vines. The animal is shown with elongated arms, a shaggy coat, expressive facial features, powerful hands and feet, and a natural climbing posture. Surrounding the primate is a lush arrangement of tropical leaves, branches, stems, and twisting vines that vividly recreate its rainforest habitat. Beneath the scene appears the denomination “Rp 5000.” The obverse displays Indonesia’s national emblem, the Garuda Pancasila, with its wings spread wide around a shield containing symbolic motifs, including a star, bull’s head, banyan tree, chain links, rice, and cotton. The inscriptions “Bank Indonesia” and “1974” encircle the emblem, while the national motto “Bhinneka Tunggal Ika” appears on a ribbon below.

Orangutans are among the closest living relatives of humans and are native to the forests of Indonesia. This coin celebrates the country’s unique wildlife while highlighting the importance of preserving endangered species and their habitats. With its silver composition, outstanding PCGS MS67 certification, and timeless wildlife theme, this coin is a premium addition to any fauna or world coin collection.

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