Armenia 1000 drams Monastery of Goshavank series Khachkar silver coin 2011

The 2011 Armenia 1000 Dram silver coin is dedicated to the Goshavank Monastery, one of the spiritual and cultural centers of medieval Armenia, and its exquisite khachkars (stone crosses). The reverse of the coin depicts a famous khachkar from the 13th century, with its finely detailed cross rising above intricate geometric and floral ornaments, symbolizing eternity and faith. Below the cross, the rosette-shaped wheel of life adds depth to the design. Behind the khachkar, the silhouette of the Goshavank complex with its domed churches is visible, accompanied by Armenian inscriptions, the year 2011, and the title Goshavank Monastery XIII century. The obverse presents the coat of arms of Armenia, supported by the eagle and lion, the denomination 1000 dram, and the inscription Republic of Armenia. Founded in the 12th century by the scholar Mkhitar Gosh, the monastery became renowned for its school, manuscripts, and unique cross-stone art. Issued in prooflike quality, this coin embodies the fusion of Armenian spirituality, architecture, and craftsmanship, making it a remarkable collectible for admirers of sacred art and medieval heritage.

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