Kazakhstan 500 tenge Coins of Old Design Almaty Coin PR70 PCGS silver coin 2009

The 2009 Kazakhstan 500 Tenge "Coin of Almaty" silver coin is a remarkable commemorative issue from the Coins of Old Design series, honoring one of the earliest known coins struck in medieval Almaty, an important trading center along the Great Silk Road. The design pays tribute to the city's rich numismatic heritage by reproducing an authentic 13th-century Almaty coin, reflecting the flourishing commerce and cultural exchanges that shaped Central Asia. The reverse features a detailed replica of the historic coin in dark oxidation, surrounded by a contrasting golden ring bearing the inscriptions "COIN OF ALMATY", "XIII c.", and the silver fineness. The obverse presents another view of the ancient coin at the center, framed by bilingual inscriptions "Republic of Kazakhstan", the year 2009, the denomination 500 TENGE, and references to the historical coinage of Almaty. Struck in .925 silver with selective gilding, oxidation, and a superb Proof Deep Cameo finish, this flawless specimen is certified PCGS PR70DCAM. An outstanding collectible celebrating Kazakhstan’s medieval history, archaeology, and the enduring legacy of the Silk Road.

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