Armenia 1000 dram 75th Anniversary of the Spendiaryan Theatre silver coin 2008

Armenia 1000 Dram “75th Anniversary of the Spendiaryan Theatre of Opera and Ballet,” 2008, is a proof silver coin dedicated to one of Armenia’s most iconic cultural institutions. The theatre, inaugurated in 1933 and named after the great Armenian composer Alexander Spendiaryan, stands as a symbol of national art, uniting opera, ballet, and symphonic music.
On the obverse, the coin presents a dynamic composition of musical and theatrical elements: a violin, harp, French horn, organ pipes, and a pair of ballet dancers mid-performance. These motifs symbolize the harmony of music and dance brought together on the stage of the theatre. The detailed engraving highlights the diversity of artistic genres that flourished within its walls.
The reverse depicts the imposing building of the Yerevan Opera House with its monumental architecture. In front, the statue of Alexander Spendiaryan is shown in expressive detail, commemorating the composer whose work shaped Armenian classical music. Inscriptions around the edge include “Republic of Armenia,” the year “2008,” and the denomination “1000 Dram.”
Struck in sterling silver with proof quality, this coin combines fine engraving and cultural symbolism, offering collectors a numismatic tribute to Armenia’s opera and ballet heritage. With its elegant design and historical theme, it is a must-have for those who value world culture and the beauty of commemorative silver issues.
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