Kazakhstan 500 tenge Elk Plaque Nomads Treasures Art PR70 PCGS silver coin 2012

The 2012 Kazakhstan 500 Tenge "Elk Plaque" silver coin is a remarkable issue from the acclaimed Nomads’ Treasures series, celebrating the artistic legacy of the ancient nomadic cultures of the Great Steppe. The reverse features a magnificent gilded elk-shaped plaque, reproduced from an archaeological artifact crafted in the famous Scythian-Saka animal style. The elongated decorative frame encloses a stylized reclining elk with elegantly curved legs, expressive head, spiral ornaments, and finely engraved details highlighted with selective gilding. The inscriptions "Elk Plaque" appear in Kazakh and English together with the year 2012. The obverse displays the denomination 500 TENGE, accompanied by dynamic horsemen participating in traditional nomadic equestrian games, surrounded by the inscription Republic of Kazakhstan and the metal fineness. Struck from .925 silver with selective gilding in stunning Proof quality, this example is certified PCGS PR70 Deep Cameo, indicating a flawless specimen. Rich in archaeological symbolism and exceptional minting artistry, this coin is an outstanding collectible for admirers of ancient history, nomadic art, and premium world numismatics.

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