Kazakhstan 500 tenge Bustard KM-53 Fauna Bird PR 68 PCGS silver coin 2003

The 2003 Kazakhstan 500 Tenge "Bustard" KM-53 silver coin is a beautiful commemorative issue dedicated to the great bustard, one of the largest and rarest flying birds inhabiting the vast Eurasian steppes. Issued as part of Kazakhstan’s Fauna series, the coin highlights the importance of preserving the country's unique wildlife and natural habitats. The reverse features a finely engraved great bustard standing among tall reeds in its native grassland environment. Every feather is carefully rendered, while the background shows a tranquil steppe landscape with a setting sun, scattered stones, low vegetation, and a distant horizon. The inscriptions identify the bird in both Kazakh and Latin as "ДУАДАҚ – OTIS TARDA." The obverse displays the denomination 500 TENGE, the year 2003, ornamental national motifs, silver fineness, and bilingual inscriptions identifying the Republic of Kazakhstan. Struck in .925 silver with a brilliant Proof finish, this example is certified PCGS PR68, reflecting outstanding preservation and eye appeal. Combining exceptional wildlife artistry with an important conservation message, this coin is an excellent addition to collections devoted to birds, nature, and world commemorative issues.

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