Indonesia 2000 rupiah Javan Tiger KM-39 Conservation Fauna Cat silver coin 1974

This impressive Indonesian 2000 rupiah silver coin, issued in 1974, honors the Javan tiger, one of Southeast Asia's most iconic and now extinct big cats. Created to promote awareness of Indonesia's unique wildlife, the coin serves as a lasting reminder of the importance of conservation and biodiversity. The reverse features a beautifully engraved Javan tiger walking through dense tropical grass, its muscular body, distinctive stripes, curved tail, alert ears, and powerful stance captured in remarkable detail. The denomination appears below the scene, completing the elegant wildlife composition. The obverse displays the national emblem of Indonesia, Garuda Pancasila, with outstretched wings, a shield bearing symbolic national emblems, a ribbon with the national motto, the country name, and the year of issue. Struck in silver with finely detailed relief, this commemorative issue combines artistic excellence with an important environmental message. As a tribute to one of Indonesia's lost native predators, it remains a highly desirable collectible for enthusiasts of wildlife, conservation, endangered species, and world commemorative coinage.

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