Malaysia 25 ringgit Conservation Wildlife Hornbill Bird Fauna silver coin 1976

Malaysia’s 1976 25 Ringgit silver coin is a beautifully executed conservation issue celebrating the hornbill and the country’s rich tropical wildlife. The reverse centers on a hornbill perched on a natural branch, distinguished by its long curved bill, prominent casque, alert eye, textured body plumage, layered wing and elongated tail feathers. Delicate leafy branches surround the bird, creating a lush botanical setting, while the denomination appears below and a scalloped ornamental border frames the design. The obverse features Malaysia’s national coat of arms: two detailed rampant tigers support a quartered heraldic shield beneath a crescent and multi-pointed star, with flowing motto ribbons below. The country name and 1976 date complete the composition. Hornbills are among Southeast Asia’s most recognizable forest birds, making this silver issue especially attractive to collectors of conservation, ornithology and wildlife themes. A distinctive Malaysian commemorative combining detailed animal art, national heraldry and classic 1970s numismatic design.

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