Kazakhstan 100 tenge Zahir Mosque KM-98 Architecture Islam silver coin 2006

The Kazakhstan 100 tenge Zahir Mosque KM-98 silver coin, issued in 2006, honors the remarkable Zahir Mosque, an outstanding example of Islamic architecture renowned for its elegant domes and richly decorated façades. Struck in .925 silver with a beautiful Proof finish, this collectible celebrates the artistic and cultural heritage of the Islamic world while showcasing the exceptional craftsmanship of the Kazakhstan Mint.

The reverse presents a highly detailed architectural view of the mosque featuring a majestic central ribbed dome, several smaller domes, slender minarets crowned with crescents, a monumental arched entrance, ornamental towers, arcades, decorative geometric reliefs, and the inscription ZAHIR beneath the structure. The obverse displays an ornamental Islamic arch filled with intricate geometric patterns, a spiral decorative symbol, the inscription National Bank of Kazakhstan, the denomination 100 TENGE, the year 2006, purity mark Ag 925, and the mint emblem.

Combining refined architectural detail with a brilliant Proof strike, this .925 silver issue is an attractive collectible for enthusiasts of Islamic architecture, religious landmarks, world heritage, and Kazakhstan commemorative coinage. Its elegant design and impressive craftsmanship make it a distinguished addition to any numismatic collection.

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