Malawi Endangered Darwin Frog 10 Kwacha 2010 Proof Color Coin

Description

Malawi - Endangered Frogs -  10 Kwacha - 2010 - Proof Colored Coin
High Luster Silver Plated Coin.
Harlequin frogs are found in neotropics from Costa Rica to Bolivia. They belong to the genus Atelopus and include about 80 species, and probably 35 not yet described. The vast majority (80%) of the harlequin frog species lives in forested mountains where rainfall is abundant. Most of them have a limited range of distribution. Harlequin frogs are usually active day and night. Harlequin frogs are small-to-medium size amphibians (20-60 mm from the tip of the nose to the vent) with females always lager than males. Females have usually a different color under their ventral parts. Rising temperatures, habitat destruction, and the spread of the deadly chytrid fungus have wiped out dozens of species of harlequin frogs in recent years. Further, most of the harlequin frog species are listed as critically endangered with a very high risk of extinction.
Country                  Malawi
Year                        2010
Face value              10 Kwacha
Metal
Silver Plated Copper-Nickel
Weight (g)               1 oz.
Size (mm)               38 mm
Mintage (pcs)          Limited
Case or box            NO
Special Features    Color version
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