Kazakhstan 100 tenge Endangered Wildlife White Stork Bird Fauna silver coin 2012

The Kazakhstan 100 Tenge Endangered Wildlife – White Stork silver coin, issued in 2012, honors one of the most recognizable wetland birds and promotes awareness of wildlife conservation. The reverse depicts a beautifully detailed White Stork (Ciconia ciconia) with selective gold gilding, standing gracefully in shallow water among reeds, cattails, marsh grasses, and aquatic plants. Every feather, the bird’s long beak, slender legs, and elegant posture are rendered with remarkable precision, while the inscriptions “CICONIA CICONIA” and 2012 identify the species and year of issue. The obverse features the State Emblem of Kazakhstan above the denomination 100 TENGE, accompanied by Ag 925, the year, mint mark, decorative floral sprouts, and bold inscriptions naming the issuing country. Struck in .925 silver with a high-quality Proof finish and enhanced by selective gilding, this coin combines artistic excellence with an important environmental message. It is an outstanding collectible for enthusiasts of birds, endangered wildlife, and beautifully designed modern world coins.

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