Benin 1500 francs Endangered Wildlife series The Leopard proof gold coin 2005

The Benin 1500 Francs gold coin of 2005 belongs to the Endangered Wildlife series, dedicated to raising awareness about threatened animal species. The obverse presents a detailed engraving of a leopard’s head, emphasizing the animal’s sharp gaze, spotted fur, and powerful whiskers. Around the rim is the inscription “ENDANGERED WILDLIFE – LEOPARD,” and at the bottom appears the year of issue “2005.” The reverse features the coat of arms of the Republic of Benin: a quartered shield with a Somba castle, the Star of Benin, a palm tree, and a sailing ship, supported by two heraldic leopards, reflecting strength and protection. Beneath runs the national motto “FRATERNITE – JUSTICE – TRAVAIL,” along with the denomination “1500 FRANCS CFA.” Struck in proof quality from gold, this coin highlights both the beauty of numismatic artistry and the importance of conservation. As part of a series honoring endangered fauna, it stands as a rare and meaningful collectible for those passionate about wildlife, nature protection, and fine gold issues.

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