Kazakhstan 500 tenge Bessikke Salu Customs Games PF70 NGC silver coin 2006

The 2006 Kazakhstan 500 Tenge "Besikke Salu" silver coin celebrates one of the most cherished Kazakh family traditions—the ceremonial placing of a newborn into a cradle. Part of the Customs and National Games series, this issue honors the customs that preserve the country's cultural identity across generations. The reverse depicts a touching domestic scene: a woman carefully placing an infant into a traditional besik (wooden cradle), surrounded by decorative latticework, hanging ornaments, and traditional patterns that symbolize family, care, and prosperity. The inscription "БЕСІККЕ САЛУ" appears above the scene together with the year 2006. The obverse features the State Emblem of the Republic of Kazakhstan at the center, the denomination 500 TENGE, ornamental national motifs, and bilingual inscriptions naming the Republic of Kazakhstan. Struck in .925 silver with a beautiful Proof finish, this outstanding example is certified NGC PF70, the highest possible grade. Combining cultural heritage, exquisite engraving, and flawless preservation, this coin is an exceptional collectible for enthusiasts of ethnography, family traditions, and Kazakhstan’s rich history.

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