Malaysia 15 ringgit Gaur KM-19 Conservation Fauna Bull PF69 NGC silver coin 1976

The 1976 Malaysia 15 Ringgit Gaur KM-19 silver coin celebrates wildlife conservation through the imposing seladang, or Malayan gaur, one of Southeast Asia’s most remarkable forest animals. The reverse features a powerful full-length gaur standing among tropical vegetation, its broad body, muscular legs, hooves, hanging tail, textured head and sweeping curved horns rendered in fine relief. Long leaves and grasses create a natural habitat beneath and around the animal, while the denomination completes the composition. The obverse presents Malaysia’s national coat of arms: two heraldic tigers support a detailed shield divided into multiple fields, with a crescent and fourteen-point star above and flowing motto ribbons below. The country name and 1976 date frame this national emblem. As the largest living wild cattle species, the gaur is an impressive symbol of Malaysia’s natural heritage and conservation themes. Struck in silver and certified NGC PF69, this high-grade KM-19 combines wildlife art, national symbolism and exceptional collector appeal.

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