122 - Sanahin Monastery - 1,000 dram 2012
Reference Description
Sanahin is a monastery complex which is located in Alaverdy town of Lori Province. It was an important spiritual, cultural and educational center in 10-13 centuries. The complex includes the churches of the Mother of God and All-Savior, three church porches, a script-house, a bell-tower, an academy and the St Gregory chapel. In 2001 the Sanahin complex was included in the UNESCO world heritage list.
Reverse of the coin depicts the Sanahin monastery.
Reverse of the coin depicts the Sanahin monastery.
Specifications
Denomination: 1,000 dram
Metal: Silver 925
Weight: 25.0g
Diameter: 27x47mm
Mintage: up to 2,500 pcs.
Edge: Reeded
Strike quality: Proof
Metal: Silver 925
Weight: 25.0g
Diameter: 27x47mm
Mintage: up to 2,500 pcs.
Edge: Reeded
Strike quality: Proof
Notes
Sanahin is a monastery complex which is located in Alaverdy town of Lori Province. It was an important spiritual, cultural and educational center in 10-13 centuries. The complex includes the churches of the Mother of God and All-Savior, three church porches, a script-house, a bell-tower, an academy and the St Gregory chapel. In 2001 the Sanahin complex was included in the UNESCO world heritage list. Reverse of the coin depicts the Sanahin monastery.
Collection
Citation
“122 - Sanahin Monastery - 1,000 dram 2012,” Armenian Numismatic Research Organization, accessed December 22, 2024, https://armnumres.org/items/show/267.