30th Anniversary of AMD - 5,000 dram 2023
Identifier
Modern Silver Commemorative - 260
Reference Description
The dram, the official currency of the Republic of Armenia, stands as a symbol of the nation's independence. It was introduced into circulation on November 22, 1993, marking a significant milestone in the country's history.
Over the course of three decades since the dram's inception, various series of circulating banknotes and coins have been released. In addition to the standard currency, the Central Bank of the Republic of Armenia has issued unique items for collectors, including circulating commemorative coins, collector banknotes, and investment coins.
The first collector coin of Armenia was minted in 1994, and since then, over 440 distinct collector coins have been created. These coins, crafted from gold, silver, and copper-nickel, celebrate notable Armenians and significant historical and cultural milestones.
Utilizing cutting-edge technology in security printing and mintage, the Republic of Armenia ensures that its banknotes and coins adhere to contemporary international standards of quality and security. This commitment to excellence has not gone unnoticed, as the nation's currency has received numerous awards and widespread acclaim at esteemed international numismatic competitions. The ongoing, deliberate efforts to enhance the quality of Armenia's currency reflect a dedication to preserving and honoring the rich heritage and values of the nation.
Obverse: the coat of arms of the Republic of Armenia and the logotype of the Central Bank of the Republic of Armenia against the background of guilloche patterns.
Reverse: the logotype of the 30 years of national currency, representing the graphical sign of the dram, the inscription “30 YEARS” in Armenian, the stylized flag of the Republic of Armenia against the background of guilloche patterns.
Designer: Vardan Vardanyan.
The coin is minted at the Lithuanian Mint.
Over the course of three decades since the dram's inception, various series of circulating banknotes and coins have been released. In addition to the standard currency, the Central Bank of the Republic of Armenia has issued unique items for collectors, including circulating commemorative coins, collector banknotes, and investment coins.
The first collector coin of Armenia was minted in 1994, and since then, over 440 distinct collector coins have been created. These coins, crafted from gold, silver, and copper-nickel, celebrate notable Armenians and significant historical and cultural milestones.
Utilizing cutting-edge technology in security printing and mintage, the Republic of Armenia ensures that its banknotes and coins adhere to contemporary international standards of quality and security. This commitment to excellence has not gone unnoticed, as the nation's currency has received numerous awards and widespread acclaim at esteemed international numismatic competitions. The ongoing, deliberate efforts to enhance the quality of Armenia's currency reflect a dedication to preserving and honoring the rich heritage and values of the nation.
Obverse: the coat of arms of the Republic of Armenia and the logotype of the Central Bank of the Republic of Armenia against the background of guilloche patterns.
Reverse: the logotype of the 30 years of national currency, representing the graphical sign of the dram, the inscription “30 YEARS” in Armenian, the stylized flag of the Republic of Armenia against the background of guilloche patterns.
Designer: Vardan Vardanyan.
The coin is minted at the Lithuanian Mint.
Specifications
Denomination: 5,000 dram
Metal: Silver .925
Weight: 168.1g
Diameter: 63mm
Edge: Plain
Mintage: 400 pcs.
Strike quality: Proof
Metal: Silver .925
Weight: 168.1g
Diameter: 63mm
Edge: Plain
Mintage: 400 pcs.
Strike quality: Proof
Files
Collection
Citation
“30th Anniversary of AMD - 5,000 dram 2023,” Armenian Numismatic Research Organization, accessed April 29, 2024, http://armnumres.org/items/show/1526.