Armenia 100 dram Gandzasar Monastery KM-113 Church PR 69 PCGS silver coin 2004

The Armenia 100 Dram silver commemorative coin issued in 2004 is dedicated to the magnificent Gandzasar Monastery, one of the most important examples of medieval Armenian ecclesiastical architecture and a symbol of Armenian cultural heritage. Struck in silver with beautiful proof quality and certified PR69 by PCGS, this coin celebrates both religious tradition and architectural achievement while preserving the image of one of the region’s most recognizable sacred monuments.

The obverse presents an impressive architectural depiction of Gandzasar Monastery with remarkable detail. The composition shows the monastery complex with its prominent central dome, conical roofs, church walls, arched galleries, windows, cross-topped structures, bell tower elements, stairways, decorative facades, and multiple interconnected buildings, emphasizing the monument’s distinctive medieval appearance.

The reverse features an ornate stone cross composition inspired by Armenian khachkar traditions and decorative church carvings. Visible within the cross design are religious figures, ornamental patterns, stylized birds positioned above the cross arms, architectural motifs, and intricate geometric decoration surrounding the denomination and commemorative inscriptions.

Founded during the medieval period, Gandzasar Monastery became an important religious, educational, and cultural center, admired for its architecture and stone craftsmanship.

Certified PR69 by PCGS, this silver proof coin is an outstanding collectible for enthusiasts of architecture, religion, churches, and Armenian cultural heritage.

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