Armenia 25 dram Apricot Fruit Flora KM-59 proof silver coin 1994

The Armenian 25 dram silver coin issued in 1994 celebrates one of the country’s most cherished national symbols — the apricot. Known in Armenian as “Tsiran,” the apricot has been cultivated in the region for thousands of years and is considered a symbol of vitality, fertility, and cultural identity. The reverse of the coin features a beautifully detailed apricot branch with leaves and ripe fruit, accompanied by inscriptions in Armenian and English — “Tsiran / Apricot.” The obverse displays the national coat of arms of Armenia with a proud eagle and lion supporting a heraldic shield depicting Mount Ararat, Noah’s Ark, a sword, a lion, a wheat ear, and an eagle. The denomination “25 dram” and the year 1994 are shown below, encircled by the inscription “Republic of Armenia.” Struck in proof silver, this coin elegantly combines natural beauty with national heritage. A desirable piece for collectors who appreciate flora-themed issues, Armenian symbolism, and coins that embody cultural pride.
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