Kazakhstan 500 tenge Endangered Wildlife Gazella PR70 PCGS silver coin 2005

The 2005 Kazakhstan 500 Tenge "Gazelle" silver coin is an elegant issue from the celebrated Endangered Wildlife series, dedicated to the graceful Goitered Gazelle (Gazella subgutturosa), one of the rarest hoofed mammals inhabiting the steppes and semi-deserts of Central Asia. The reverse depicts two gazelles standing alert in their natural habitat, with the larger animal facing forward while the second gazelle looks toward the horizon. Fine engraving highlights their slender bodies, delicate horns, expressive eyes, and realistic fur texture. The landscape includes low shrubs, rolling plains, distant hills, clouds, and the setting sun, while the inscriptions "JEYRAN" and "GAZELLA SUBGUTTUROSA" identify the species. The obverse features the large 500 TENGE denomination, the year 2005, ornamental national motifs, the emblem of the National Bank of Kazakhstan, silver fineness, and the bilingual inscription of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Struck from .925 silver in exceptional Proof quality, this flawless example is certified PCGS PR70 Deep Cameo. Combining outstanding artistry with an important wildlife conservation theme, this coin is an excellent addition to any collection of modern world coins or nature-inspired numismatics.

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