Kazakhstan 100 tenge Sultan Baybars KM-234 Horse PR 70 PCGS silver coin 2012

The Kazakhstan 100 tenge Sultan Baybars 2012 silver coin is an impressive commemorative issue honoring Sultan Baybars (1223–1277), one of the most influential military commanders and rulers of the medieval era. Struck in .925 silver with a magnificent Proof finish and certified PCGS PR70, this flawless coin commemorates the legendary Mamluk Sultan, whose leadership changed the course of Middle Eastern history. Baybars, who originated from the Kipchak steppes, is closely connected with the historical heritage of Kazakhstan and the Turkic world.

The reverse features a detailed portrait of Sultan Baybars in armor beside a powerful horse. Behind him are fortress walls, a monumental domed building, towers, architectural landmarks, and silhouettes of mounted warriors holding raised swords, creating a dramatic medieval scene. The inscriptions SULTAN BAYBARS and the dates 1223–1277 complete the design. The obverse depicts a mounted warrior carrying a shield and sword, flowing ornamental lines, the denomination 100 TENGE, the year 2012, and a gold-plated State Emblem of Kazakhstan, together with the inscription National Bank of Kazakhstan.

Combining exceptional artistry, historical significance, .925 silver purity, and flawless PCGS PR70 certification, this coin is an outstanding addition to collections devoted to medieval history, famous military leaders, cavalry, and Kazakhstan’s modern commemorative coinage.

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