Kazakhstan 100 tenge Faisal Islamabad KM-96 Mosque PF 70 NGC silver coin 2006

The Kazakhstan 100 Tenge Faisal Mosque, Islamabad silver coin, issued in 2006, celebrates one of the most recognizable landmarks of the Islamic world and highlights the architectural beauty of Pakistan’s national mosque. The reverse presents a finely engraved view of the Faisal Mosque with its striking triangular prayer hall, four slender minarets, crescent finial, and the Margalla Hills rising in the background. The inscriptions “FAISAL” and “ISLAMABAD” identify the celebrated monument. The obverse features the decorative National Bank of Kazakhstan design with an ornate Islamic geometric arch, central spiral motif, denomination 100 TENGE, year 2006, silver fineness Ag 925, and official mint marks. Named in honor of King Faisal of Saudi Arabia, the mosque was completed in 1986 and remains one of the largest and most distinctive mosques in South Asia, admired for its modern tent-inspired design rather than traditional domes. Struck in .925 silver with a flawless Proof finish and certified NGC PF70, this exceptional coin is a superb addition for collectors of world architecture, Islamic heritage, and premium modern commemoratives.

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