Armenia 1000 dram Monastery Gndevank colored proof silver coin 2012

The Armenia 1000 dram silver proof coin “Gndevank Monastery” (2012) is part of a series dedicated to Armenia’s sacred architectural heritage. The reverse presents a detailed colored depiction of Gndevank Monastery, a 10th-century Christian complex located in the Vayots Dzor region. The image shows the stone church with its conical dome crowned by a cross, arched entrance, and surrounding chapels, all set against mountain slopes. Above the monastery are stylized silver clouds, framed by an ornamental arch decorated with floral motifs, while inscriptions include “Gndevank Monastery” and the year 2012.

The obverse features the Coat of Arms of the Republic of Armenia, with an eagle and lion holding the national shield, symbolizing protection and continuity. Below appear the denomination 1000 dram and the inscription “Republic of Armenia” in both Armenian and English.

The coin is struck in fine silver of Proof quality. Gndevank Monastery, founded by Princess Sophia in 936, is an emblem of medieval Armenian architecture and spirituality. This coin embodies cultural pride and historical depth, making it an essential collectible for numismatists.

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