Coin Rwanda 50 Rwandan francs Hyena - 1 Ounce 2026

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This 50 Amafaranga coin is issued by Rwanda in 2026 and follows the tradition of commemorative coins dedicated to African wildlife. It pays tribute to the hyena, an iconic predator of the African continent, often overlooked despite its fundamental ecological role within the ecosystems it inhabits.

Struck in 999? fine silver, this coin features an exceptionally pure metallic composition, characteristic of high-quality bullion coins. It weighs 31.1 grams, equivalent to exactly one troy ounce, the universally recognised unit of measurement in the precious metals industry.

Its diameter of 40 millimetres provides a generous surface area allowing for a detailed representation of the animal motif that adorns the reverse of the coin. The hyena is likely depicted in its natural habitat, with a level of detail characteristic of modern strikes dedicated to African wildlife.

The obverse of the coin bears the institutional inscriptions specific to Rwandan issues, including the face value of 50 Amafaranga, the name of the issuing country and the year of issue 2026. The designation Amafaranga corresponds to the official name of the Rwandan currency in the Kinyarwanda language.

With its standardised dimensional and weight characteristics, this coin fits perfectly into the classic format of one-ounce investment coins, while offering a distinctive numismatic motif centred on the zoological richness of the African continent. Rwanda, although it does not have a long tradition of striking bullion coins, has gradually established itself as a recognised issuing country in this particular numismatic segment.