Kazakhstan 100 tenge Zahir Mosque Islamabad PR69 PCGS proof silver coin 2006

The Kazakhstan 100 tenge Zahir Mosque, Islamabad 2006 silver coin is an elegant commemorative issue honoring the magnificent Shah Faisal Mosque, one of the world's most distinctive Islamic landmarks. Struck in .925 silver with a superb Proof finish and certified PCGS PR69 DCAM, this collectible is part of Kazakhstan’s series dedicated to remarkable mosques of the world, celebrating outstanding religious architecture and cultural heritage.

The reverse features a finely engraved view of the mosque with its impressive central dome, multiple smaller domes, a grand arched entrance, richly decorated façades, elegant minarets topped with crescents, and intricate architectural ornamentation. The inscription ZAHIR appears below the building. The obverse displays a stylized ornamental arch filled with geometric Islamic patterns, a spiral decorative symbol, the inscription National Bank of Kazakhstan, the denomination 100 TENGE, the year 2006, and the Ag 925 purity mark.

Located in Islamabad, the Shah Faisal Mosque is one of Pakistan’s best-known landmarks and an outstanding example of modern Islamic architecture. Its monumental scale and unique design have made it an internationally recognized symbol of faith and architectural innovation. With its detailed engraving, .925 silver composition, and PCGS PR69 DCAM certification, this coin is an excellent addition to collections devoted to religion, architecture, world landmarks, and Kazakhstan’s commemorative coinage.

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