Armenia 1000 dram Entry Jerusalem KM-268 Religion Art PF 69 NGC silver coin 2010

The Armenia 1000 dram silver coin issued in 2010 is a remarkable commemorative piece dedicated to the biblical scene of the Entry into Jerusalem, a significant event in Christian tradition symbolizing humility, faith, and spiritual triumph. This coin combines religious storytelling with refined artistic execution, making it a standout collectible for both numismatists and admirers of sacred art.

The obverse presents a richly detailed composition inspired by medieval manuscript style. At the center, a haloed figure of Christ rides a donkey, surrounded by followers with golden halos and flowing robes. A tree with stylized leaves rises to the right, where a figure gathers branches, while another sits below, emphasizing the narrative scene. Selective coloration in red, gold, and blue highlights garments, halos, and symbolic elements, enhancing the visual depth. The inscription “Entry into Jerusalem” appears along the side, framed by a rectangular border.

The reverse features a structured panel design divided into sections, each containing symbolic Christian imagery: a winged figure, a haloed saint, a cross, and ornamental motifs. The Armenian coat of arms with eagle and lion is placed prominently, alongside inscriptions in Armenian, the denomination “1000 DRAM,” and the year “2010.”

Struck in silver with a proof finish and graded PF69 by NGC, this coin offers exceptional detail and near-perfect preservation. A meaningful addition for collectors of religious themes, art-inspired coins, and Armenian numismatics, it captures both faith and artistry in a unique rectangular format.

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