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500 Tenge Pelecanus Crispus

Issuer National Bank of Kazakhstan
Year 2010
Type Non-circulating coin
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Obverse description The obverse features a stylized, modern graphic composition depicting a Dalmatian pelican in silhouette against a circular void, rendered in a contemporary artistic style. The denomination '500 ТЕҢГЕ' appears prominently in large numerals to the right of the central design, with the fineness and weight inscription 'Ag 925 31.1 gr.' below it. The legend 'ҚАЗАҚСТАН ҰЛТТЫҚ БАНКІ' (National Bank of Kazakhstan) curves along the upper left periphery in Cyrillic script. The Kazakhstan Mint monogram (KMC) appears in the lower right field. The highly polished proof fields contrast with the frosted relief elements of the design.
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Obverse lettering ҚАЗАҚСТАН ҰЛТТЫҚ БАНКІ 500 ТЕҢГЕ Ag 925 31.1 gr. KMC
Reverse description The reverse presents a finely detailed, naturalistic depiction of a Dalmatian pelican (Pelecanus crispus) standing among reeds and aquatic vegetation at the water's edge, rendered in high-relief engraving. The bird is shown in full profile facing left, with characteristic curly nape feathers and elongated bill clearly delineated. The bilingual legend 'БҰЙРА БІРҚАЗАН · PELECANUS CRISPUS' curves around the upper periphery, with the Kazakh name at upper left in Cyrillic and the Latin scientific name continuing along the right. The date '2010' appears at the bottom of the coin between two raised dots. The mirror-like proof fields provide a striking contrast to the intricately frosted relief of the bird and botanical elements.
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