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The 2021 1 oz Republic of Congo Shoebill Stork Silver Coin is a Brilliant Uncirculated (BU) sovereign bullion coin struck from .999 fine silver by Scottsdale Mint under the authority of the Republic of Congo. Carrying a face value of 1,000 Francs, this legal-tender coin honors one of Africa's rarest and most fascinating birds—the shoebill stork. Limited to 50,000 coins worldwide, it combines exceptional silver purity, impressive wildlife artwork, and collectible appeal.
The obverse features the Presidential Seal of the Republic of Congo.
The inscriptions include:
The official national seal reinforces the coin's sovereign status as legal tender issued by the Republic of Congo.
The reverse showcases an extraordinary close-up portrait of the shoebill stork.
The detailed artwork highlights:
The lifelike engraving captures the unique appearance and commanding presence that have made the shoebill one of Africa's most recognizable birds.
Scottsdale Mint has partnered with the Republic of Congo since 2015 to produce a series of legal-tender bullion coins celebrating Africa's extraordinary wildlife. The collection has earned international recognition for its detailed designs and investment-quality precious metals. The shoebill (Balaeniceps rex) is among the world's most distinctive birds, recognized by its massive shoe-shaped bill and striking prehistoric appearance. Native to the freshwater wetlands of central Africa, the species inhabits countries including Uganda, South Sudan, Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Zambia. Despite its common name, the shoebill is not a true stork. Modern DNA research places it within the Pelecaniformes order alongside pelicans and herons. Classified as Vulnerable by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), only an estimated 3,300 to 5,300 mature shoebills remain in the wild, making this coin a tribute to one of Africa's most remarkable and threatened birds.
Celebrate Africa's extraordinary wildlife with the 2021 1 oz Republic of Congo Shoebill Stork Silver Coin from BOLD Precious Metals. Struck by Scottsdale Mint from .999 fine silver, this limited-mintage legal-tender coin combines remarkable artistry with investment-grade bullion quality.BOLD offers authentic sovereign coins, competitive pricing, secure packaging, fast shipping, and outstanding customer service, making it a trusted destination for collectors and precious metals investors alike.
The 2021 1 oz Republic of Congo Shoebill Stork Silver Coin is a Brilliant Uncirculated (BU) sovereign bullion coin struck from .999 fine silver by Scottsdale Mint under the authority of the Republic of Congo. Carrying a face value of 1,000 Francs, this legal-tender coin honors one of Africa's rarest and most fascinating birds—the shoebill stork. Limited to 50,000 coins worldwide, it combines exceptional silver purity, impressive wildlife artwork, and collectible appeal.
The obverse features the Presidential Seal of the Republic of Congo.
The inscriptions include:
The official national seal reinforces the coin's sovereign status as legal tender issued by the Republic of Congo.
The reverse showcases an extraordinary close-up portrait of the shoebill stork.
The detailed artwork highlights:
The lifelike engraving captures the unique appearance and commanding presence that have made the shoebill one of Africa's most recognizable birds.
Scottsdale Mint has partnered with the Republic of Congo since 2015 to produce a series of legal-tender bullion coins celebrating Africa's extraordinary wildlife. The collection has earned international recognition for its detailed designs and investment-quality precious metals. The shoebill (Balaeniceps rex) is among the world's most distinctive birds, recognized by its massive shoe-shaped bill and striking prehistoric appearance. Native to the freshwater wetlands of central Africa, the species inhabits countries including Uganda, South Sudan, Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Zambia. Despite its common name, the shoebill is not a true stork. Modern DNA research places it within the Pelecaniformes order alongside pelicans and herons. Classified as Vulnerable by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), only an estimated 3,300 to 5,300 mature shoebills remain in the wild, making this coin a tribute to one of Africa's most remarkable and threatened birds.
Celebrate Africa's extraordinary wildlife with the 2021 1 oz Republic of Congo Shoebill Stork Silver Coin from BOLD Precious Metals. Struck by Scottsdale Mint from .999 fine silver, this limited-mintage legal-tender coin combines remarkable artistry with investment-grade bullion quality.BOLD offers authentic sovereign coins, competitive pricing, secure packaging, fast shipping, and outstanding customer service, making it a trusted destination for collectors and precious metals investors alike.
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