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4000 Kwacha African Wildlife - Elephant
| Uitgever | Bank of Zambia |
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| Jaar | 1998 |
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| Techniek | Milled |
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| Opschrift voorzijde | BANK OF ZAMBIA 19 98 999 4000 KWACHA |
| Beschrijving keerzijde | A finely detailed naturalistic scene depicts an adult African elephant facing the viewer in the upper field, its broad ears fanned outward and tusks visible, standing amid savannah grasses. A young elephant calf is shown in the lower foreground, partially submerged in water at the feet of the adult, evoking a watering-hole setting. The legend 'AFRICAN WILDLIFE' arcs along the upper border, separated from the lower inscriptions by two raised bullet points to either side. The lower periphery bears the inscriptions 'ELEPHANT' to the left and '1 oz Ag 999' to the right, separated by a central bullet point. |
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| Aanvullende informatie |
Zambia's African Wildlife series launched in the 1990s as a direct play on the bullion collectibles market pioneered by South Africa's Krugerrand and, later, the Britannia and Maple Leaf programs. The Bank of Zambia had limited leverage in international bullion markets, so the Wildlife series leaned heavily on rotating animal subjects and high nominal face values to attract speculative buyers rather than serious numismatists. The elephant subjects from this run were produced in relatively high quantities for a sovereign issue and saw wide secondary-market distribution through European dealers, particularly in Germany and Austria.