Kazakhstan 1000 tenge State Arms KM-115 Emblem PR 69 PCGS silver coin 2003

The Kazakhstan 1000 tenge State Arms KM-115 silver commemorative coin, issued in 2003, celebrates the 10th anniversary of Kazakhstan’s national currency, the tenge, introduced in 1993. Struck in .925 silver with a refined Proof finish and certified PCGS PR69, this impressive collectible symbolizes the development of the country's modern monetary system and national identity.

The obverse features the brilliantly gilded State Emblem of Kazakhstan with blue enamel accents, displaying the radiant shanyrak, the legendary winged Tulpar horses, a five-pointed star, and the inscription Kazakhstan, all surrounded by the words Kazakhstan Respublikasy and the date 2003. The reverse presents an artistic composition of circulating Kazakh coins from the first tenge series, including denominations 1, 3, 5, 10, and 20 tenge, decorated with portraits, ornamental motifs, heraldic elements, birds, and traditional patterns. The central inscription 1000 TENGE is complemented by the commemorative text marking 10 years of the tenge, creating a tribute to Kazakhstan’s numismatic heritage.

Certified PCGS PR69, this historic silver issue is an outstanding addition for collectors of modern world coins, national symbols, and commemorative numismatics.

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