Armenia 100 dram Khachatryan KM-98 Music Composer MS 68 PCGS silver coin 2002

Armenia 100 Dram 2002 silver coin dedicated to Aram Khachaturian honors one of the most celebrated composers of the twentieth century and a figure whose music became deeply associated with Armenian cultural identity. Struck in silver and certified MS68 by PCGS, this impressive near-perfect example combines portraiture, national symbolism, and musical heritage in an elegant commemorative issue. Released close to the centenary of the composer’s birth, the coin celebrates both his artistic legacy and international influence.

The obverse features a detailed portrait of Aram Khachaturian facing left, with finely engraved facial features, flowing hair, ear details, clothing folds, collar, and suit elements rendered in high relief. Beside the portrait appears a stylized musical notation motif together with inscriptions and the composer’s birth and death dates, creating a strong connection to his musical achievements. The reverse displays the Armenian national coat of arms in remarkable detail, including the eagle and lion supporters, central shield with multiple symbolic sections, decorative elements beneath, denomination, date, and surrounding inscriptions. The detailed heraldic composition creates a strong visual contrast against the smooth background fields.

Aram Khachaturian became internationally famous through works such as ballets, symphonies, concertos, and orchestral compositions, including the iconic “Sabre Dance.” His music blended classical traditions with Armenian cultural influences, establishing him among the most important composers of his era. This high-grade certified silver issue offers collectors an exceptional combination of music history, national heritage, and artistic design.

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