Armenia 1000 dram Sorbus Rowan Flower Plant Flora PR 70 PCGS silver coin 2011

The 2011 Armenia 1000 Dram silver proof coin from the “Flora of Armenia” series is dedicated to the Sorbus hajastana, the Armenian rowan tree, a unique plant species that symbolizes resilience and natural beauty. The reverse of the coin depicts this remarkable plant in stunning detail: delicate flowers in full bloom, textured leaves, and a vibrant colored branch of red rowan berries that stand out vividly against the silver background. The inscription Sorbus hajastana appears at the bottom, while Armenian script adorns the upper rim, giving the design both scientific and cultural depth. The obverse continues the floral theme with a striking modern pattern of red, gold, and silver arcs surrounding a cluster of rowan berries, symbolizing the vitality and diversity of Armenia’s nature. The inscriptions include Republic of Armenia, the denomination 1000 dram, and the year 2011. This coin, struck in proof quality and graded PR70 by PCGS, represents the perfect harmony between artistry and nature. It is a rare collector’s item for those passionate about botany, national heritage, and numismatic art.

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