2022 Armenia 1/2 oz Silver 200 Drams Noah’s Ark
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Coin Highlights:
Handle your coins with care by adding these cotton gloves to your order.
The Noah's Ark Armenian Silver bullion coins are available in different sizes from 1/4 oz up to 5 kilograms. Add this 2022 Armenian 1/2 oz Silver Noah’s Ark coin to your cart today!
Geiger Edelmetalle
Geiger is a German refiner of Gold and Silver bullion and is the oldest Silver trading house still operating and its headquarters is the Schloss Güldengossa near Leipzig, which was build in 1720. They are the only private mint in Germany to produce and distribute a sovereign state coin. The Noah's Ark is produced for the Armenian Central Bank.
Noah's Ark Series
The Silver was introduced in 2011 and in 2020 the first Gold coins were offered. The Noah's Ark coins are issued by the Central Bank of the Republic of Armenia. Production of the coin is subject to the strict requirements of the central bank: the purity of the precious metal, the weight and the quality of the coinage are checked and guaranteed by the state. The design is deeply rooted in history. According to the Bible, Noah's ark was stranded in the Ararat mountains after the rains. Mount Ararat is the Armenian national symbol, its striking shape is visible from the capital Yerevan and is firmly connected to the city scape.
The Noah's Ark coin combines supreme minting quality with a timeless story known around the world. Fractional Silver coins provide more options when purchasing .999 fine Silver, as they offer a lower price point than their larger sized counterparts.
Coin Highlights:
- Contains 1/2 oz of .999 fine Silver.
- Multiples of 20 are packaged in mint sealed tubes. Multiples of 500 are packaged in wooden boxes direct from the mint. All other coins will be in protective packaging.
- Obverse: Displays the coat of arms of the Republic of Armenia along with the value of “200 DRAM” and the issuing year.
- Reverse: Designed by Eduard Kurghinyan and displays a dove in flight with an olive branch and Noah’s Ark floating on the flood waters in front of Mt. Ararat as the sun rises.
Handle your coins with care by adding these cotton gloves to your order.
The Noah's Ark Armenian Silver bullion coins are available in different sizes from 1/4 oz up to 5 kilograms. Add this 2022 Armenian 1/2 oz Silver Noah’s Ark coin to your cart today!
Geiger Edelmetalle
Geiger is a German refiner of Gold and Silver bullion and is the oldest Silver trading house still operating and its headquarters is the Schloss Güldengossa near Leipzig, which was build in 1720. They are the only private mint in Germany to produce and distribute a sovereign state coin. The Noah's Ark is produced for the Armenian Central Bank.
Noah's Ark Series
The Silver was introduced in 2011 and in 2020 the first Gold coins were offered. The Noah's Ark coins are issued by the Central Bank of the Republic of Armenia. Production of the coin is subject to the strict requirements of the central bank: the purity of the precious metal, the weight and the quality of the coinage are checked and guaranteed by the state. The design is deeply rooted in history. According to the Bible, Noah's ark was stranded in the Ararat mountains after the rains. Mount Ararat is the Armenian national symbol, its striking shape is visible from the capital Yerevan and is firmly connected to the city scape.
Posted By:John
From:Upstate NY
Date:Apr 9, 2022
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