Malaysia 15 ringgit Conservation Gaur Bull Fauna MS66 PCGS silver coin 1976

The 1976 Malaysia 15 Ringgit Malaysian Gaur silver coin celebrates the country’s native wildlife and the impressive seladang, or gaur, one of Southeast Asia’s largest wild bovines. The fauna side presents a powerful standing gaur in profile, its curved horns, ears, facial features, muscular shoulders, textured coat, legs, hooves and tail carefully rendered. Clusters of long tropical grasses and low vegetation create a natural habitat around the animal, while the denomination appears beneath. The opposite side carries Malaysia’s national coat of arms, dominated by two heraldic tigers supporting a detailed shield, with a crescent and multi-pointed star above and flowing ribbon scrolls below. The country name and 1976 date complete the heraldic composition, while a scalloped border frames both sides. Struck in silver as KM-19 and certified PCGS MS66, this high-grade example combines wildlife conservation, national symbolism and classic Malaysian numismatic artistry, making it especially desirable for fauna and world coin collections.

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