Artsakh Karabakh 1000 dram Kevork Chavush KM-25 PR 69 PCGS silver coin 2004

The Artsakh (Nagorno-Karabakh) 1000 Dram 2004 silver coin honors Kevork Chavush, one of the most celebrated Armenian fedayi leaders of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. As a national hero and symbol of resistance, Chavush devoted his life to defending Armenian communities, making this commemorative coin both historically meaningful and emotionally powerful. Struck in Proof and certified PR69 PCGS, the piece displays exceptional clarity and contrast.

The obverse features a finely detailed portrait of Kevork Chavush with his iconic mustache and traditional clothing, rendered with subtle contours and lifelike texture. Around the portrait runs a bilingual inscription in Armenian and English: “ԿԵՎՈՐՔ ՉԱՒՈՒՇ • KEVORK CHAVOUSH”, encircling the design in a clean, harmonious layout.

The reverse showcases the emblem of the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic: a powerful eagle with spread wings holding a shield decorated with geometric motifs and a stylized depiction of Artsakh. The inscription arcs around the emblem, accompanied by barley or wheat sprigs on both sides, the year 2004, the denomination 1000, and the fineness .999. The sharp engraving highlights every feather and ornamental detail.

A highly collectible historic silver issue, this coin resonates with national identity, cultural heritage, and the enduring legacy of Chavush.

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