Malaysia 15 ringgit Gaur KM-19 Conservation Fauna Bull MS69 NGC silver coin 1976

The 1976 Malaysia 15 Ringgit Gaur KM-19 silver coin is a striking wildlife issue dedicated to conservation and the seladang, or Malayan gaur, one of Southeast Asia’s most powerful native mammals. The reverse portrays a full standing gaur in exceptional detail, with broad curved horns, alert ears, textured forehead and neck, massive body, legs, hooves and hanging tail. Clumps of long tropical grasses and ground vegetation form its natural habitat, while the denomination and animal name complete the scene. The obverse presents Malaysia’s national coat of arms: two heraldic tigers flank a compartmented shield beneath a crescent and fourteen-point star, accompanied by a flowing motto ribbon, country name and 1976 date. The gaur is the largest living wild cattle species and an important part of Malaysia’s forest fauna. Struck in silver and certified NGC MS69, this superb high-grade KM-19 combines wildlife artistry, conservation history and national symbolism, making it an outstanding addition to Malaysian and animal-themed collections.

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