Ivory Coast 1500 francs Scarabaeus Sacer Fauna Insect PR 70 PCGS gold coin 2010

The 2010 Ivory Coast 1500 Francs CFA Scarabaeus Sacer gold coin is a remarkable tribute to one of history’s most symbolic insects—the sacred scarab beetle of ancient Egypt. Struck in gold with a flawless Proof finish and certified PCGS PR70, this collectible celebrates an enduring emblem of renewal, protection, and the cycle of life. The reverse features a finely engraved Scarabaeus sacer viewed from above, displaying its segmented wing covers, textured body, powerful legs, curved antennae, and distinctive head, all framed by a polished mirror field with the species name and the year 2010. The obverse bears the coat of arms of the Republic of Côte d’Ivoire with an elephant head inside a shield, a radiant rising sun, two palm trees, decorative banners, the country name, and the 1500 Francs CFA denomination. Revered by the ancient Egyptians, the scarab represented rebirth, the rising sun, and eternal transformation, making it one of the most recognizable symbols of classical civilization. Combining exceptional artistry, prestigious PCGS PR70 certification, and an iconic historical theme, this gold Proof coin is an outstanding addition to any wildlife, insect, or ancient symbolism collection.

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