Kazakhstan's 100 tenge bimetallic and commemorative program has been unusually prolific since the mid-2010s, producing dozens of thematic issues annually through the Kazakhmys minting operation. This copper-nickel piece is part of that broader cultural series, though the absence of a precious metal component keeps it firmly in the circulation-adjacent rather than collector-bullion category.
KM#470 attribution places it within a well-documented run. The "Large Wall Brown" designation almost certainly refers to a spider species native to Central Asia — Kazakhstan has issued several entomological entries in this series.
Kazakhstan's 100 tenge bimetallic and commemorative program has been unusually prolific since the mid-2010s, producing dozens of thematic issues annually through the Kazakhmys minting operation. This copper-nickel piece is part of that broader cultural series, though the absence of a precious metal component keeps it firmly in the circulation-adjacent rather than collector-bullion category.
KM#470 attribution places it within a well-documented run. The "Large Wall Brown" designation almost certainly refers to a spider species native to Central Asia — Kazakhstan has issued several entomological entries in this series.