Indonesia 10000 rupiah Babi Rusa Wildlife KM-45 Pig Fauna proof silver coin 1987

The 1987 Indonesia 10,000 Rupiah KM-45 silver proof coin is a beautiful wildlife commemorative dedicated to the Babirusa, one of the most unusual and recognizable animals found in Indonesia. Issued by Bank Indonesia, this proof coin celebrates the nation’s remarkable biodiversity and highlights a rare species native to the forests of Sulawesi and neighboring islands. Its elegant design and precious metal composition have made it a favorite among collectors of wildlife and world commemorative coins.

The reverse depicts a Babirusa walking through a rich tropical landscape. The animal is shown with its characteristic upward-curving tusks, elongated snout, prominent eye, wrinkled skin folds, muscular body, raised foreleg, and sturdy hooves. The surrounding habitat is filled with detailed grasses, flowering plants, leaves, stems, and jungle vegetation. Below the scene appears the denomination “Rp 10000.” The obverse features the Garuda Pancasila, Indonesia’s national emblem, with wide-spread wings, detailed feathers, and a shield displaying symbolic national elements. The inscriptions “BANK INDONESIA” and “1987” encircle the design, while the ribbon below bears the national motto “BHINNEKA TUNGGAL IKA.”

Known as the “deer-pig,” the Babirusa is famous for its extraordinary tusks and rarity in the wild. Struck in silver with a proof finish, this KM-45 issue is an outstanding addition to collections focused on wildlife, conservation, exotic fauna, and Indonesian numismatics.

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