Kazakhstan 500 tenge Endangered Wildlife Lizard Fauna PR69 PCGS silver coin 2010

The 2010 Kazakhstan 500 Tenge "Agamid Lizard" silver coin is a remarkable issue from the Endangered Wildlife series, celebrating one of Central Asia’s fascinating reptile species. The reverse presents a beautifully detailed Agamid lizard (Phrynocephalus mystaceus), highlighted with selective gilding that emphasizes its distinctive body, curled tail, powerful limbs, and the dramatic frilled folds at the corners of its mouth. The reptile is shown crossing a sandy desert landscape beneath drifting clouds, with fine engraving capturing the texture of its scales and the harsh beauty of its natural habitat. The inscriptions include the scientific name PHRYNOCEPHALUS MYSTACEUS together with the Kazakh species name. The obverse features the denomination 500 TENGE, the year 2010, elegant dandelion flowers releasing seeds into the wind, flowing plant stems, the emblem of the National Bank of Kazakhstan, and the country's inscription in Kazakh. Struck from .925 silver in superb Proof quality, this certified example is graded PCGS PR69 Deep Cameo. Combining wildlife conservation, artistic craftsmanship, and selective gilding, this collectible is an outstanding addition to any world coin or fauna collection.

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