Kazakhstan 500 tenge Endangered Wildlife Pelican Bird PR69 PCGS Ag coin 2010

The 2010 Kazakhstan 500 Tenge "Pelican" silver coin is a beautiful collectible from the renowned Endangered Wildlife series, dedicated to the graceful Dalmatian pelican (Pelecanus crispus), one of the world's largest and rarest freshwater birds. The reverse features an elegant standing pelican with its distinctive long bill, throat pouch, layered plumage, folded wings, and strong legs, surrounded by reeds and wetland vegetation beneath a flying bird. The inscriptions include the scientific name PELECANUS CRISPUS, the Kazakh name of the species, and the year 2010. The obverse presents a modern artistic composition with the denomination 500 TENGE, a stylized pelican silhouette standing in shallow water, a pelican chick resting in its nest, rippling water, a full moon, the National Bank of Kazakhstan inscription, silver fineness, and the national emblem. Struck from .925 silver in exceptional Proof quality, this certified example is graded PCGS PR69 Deep Cameo. Combining outstanding engraving, conservation awareness, and elegant design, this issue is an excellent choice for collectors of wildlife, birds, and modern world coins.

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