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| 背面描述 | Two Caspian snowcocks (Tetraogallus caspius) depicted in high relief against a polished proof field: a larger bird stands prominently in the left foreground, while a second bird perches on a branch in the upper right. Sparse vegetation and rocky ground elements frame the composition. The scientific name 'Tetraogallus caspius Gmelin' arcs along the upper legend, the denomination '500 MANAT' appears in the upper right field, the date '1996' is inscribed to the right, and the Turkmen name 'KASPI ULARY' appears along the lower rim. |
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Issued as part of Turkmenistan's first wildlife conservation series, released just five years after independence from the Soviet Union. The Caspian snowcock (Tetraogallus caspius) inhabits the high-altitude rocky slopes of the Kopet Dag range along Turkmenistan's southern border with Iran — terrain so inhospitable that the bird itself is rarely encountered by collectors in any form, numismatic or otherwise.
The series was struck at a foreign mint, as Turkmenistan had no domestic minting facility capable of producing commemorative silver at this specification in the mid-1990s.