Bangladesh 1 taka Endangered Wildlife Two Deers Fauna PR69 PCGS silver coin 1993

The 1993 Bangladesh 1 Taka silver coin “Endangered Wildlife” was issued to raise awareness of the country’s rich yet fragile biodiversity. The reverse depicts two graceful spotted deer — a male and a female — standing amid a serene natural landscape with trees and calm water in the background. The detailed engraving captures the beauty and delicacy of these animals, symbolizing the importance of conservation. Around the scene are the inscriptions “ENDANGERED WILDLIFE 1993”, “ONE TAKA”, and “BANGLADESH” in both English and Bengali. The obverse features the national emblem of Bangladesh — a blooming water lily floating on waves, surrounded by rice ears, jute leaves, and four stars symbolizing national unity and prosperity. Struck in fine silver to Proof quality and graded PCGS PR69DCAM, this coin combines artistic elegance with a strong environmental message, standing as a tribute to Bangladesh’s natural heritage.

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