Kazakhstan 1000 tenge Joshy Ulysy Khan Zhosy Gilt PF 70 NGC silver coin 2024

The Kazakhstan 1000 tenge "Jochi Ulusy – 800 Years" commemorative coin, issued in 2024, celebrates the 800th anniversary of the Jochi Ulus, the medieval state established by Jochi (Zhosy) Khan, the eldest son of Genghis Khan. Struck in .925 silver with a beautiful Proof finish and enhanced by selective gilding, this issue is certified NGC PF70, representing a flawless example for collectors of historical and cultural numismatics.

The reverse depicts Zhosy Khan seated on an ornate throne decorated with traditional geometric patterns. He is dressed in ceremonial armor and a helmet, holding a royal scepter topped with an emblem, while the inscriptions 2024, JOSHY ULYSY 800 JYL, and the silver fineness appear around the portrait. A decorative border inspired by traditional Kazakh ornamentation frames the design. The obverse features a gilded State Emblem of Kazakhstan set against an artistic background of ancient medieval coins engraved with historic inscriptions and symbols, surrounded by the legends REPUBLIC OF KAZAKHSTAN and 1000 TENGE. The contrast of frosted relief, mirrored fields, darkened background, and gilded centerpiece gives the coin exceptional visual appeal.

Certified NGC PF70, this remarkable commemorative coin is an outstanding addition for collectors of Central Asian history, medieval empires, and premium certified world silver coins.

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