Kazakhstan 500 tenge Fauna Allactaga elater proof silver coin 2012

The 2012 Kazakhstan 500 Tenge Fauna – Allactaga elater silver proof coin celebrates the remarkable small mammal commonly known as the small five-toed jerboa, a fascinating desert species perfectly adapted to the arid landscapes of Central Asia. Issued as part of Kazakhstan’s Fauna series, this elegant commemorative highlights the country's rich biodiversity and the unique wildlife inhabiting its steppes and semi-deserts. The reverse features a finely engraved jerboa with oversized ears, expressive eyes, long hind legs, and an exceptionally long tail ending in a distinctive tuft. The animal is surrounded by a stylized cracked-earth pattern symbolizing its dry habitat. The obverse depicts a running jerboa crossing a desert landscape beneath a rising sun, accompanied by rolling dunes, flowing terrain lines, the denomination, the issuing country, and the silver fineness mark. Struck in .925 silver with a beautiful Proof finish, this coin combines artistic precision with scientific interest. It is an outstanding collectible for enthusiasts of rare mammals, desert wildlife, and modern world silver coinage.

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