Kazakhstan 1000 tenge Joshy Ulysy Khan Zhoshy Gilt PR 70 PCGS silver coin 2024

The Kazakhstan 1000 tenge "Jochi Ulusy – 800 Years" silver coin, issued in 2024, commemorates the 800th anniversary of the Jochi Ulus (Golden Horde), an important medieval state founded by the descendants of Jochi (Zhoshy) Khan, the eldest son of Genghis Khan. Struck in .925 silver with an elegant Proof finish, enhanced by selective gilding, and certified PCGS PR70, this issue celebrates a significant chapter in the history of the Eurasian steppes and Kazakhstan’s historical heritage.

The reverse features an impressive portrait of Zhoshy Khan seated on an elaborately carved throne, wearing traditional armor and a helmet while holding a ceremonial scepter. Decorative Kazakh ornamental borders frame the design, while the inscriptions 2024, JOSHY ULYSY 800 JYL, silver fineness, and the Libra-like tamga symbol complete the composition. The obverse displays the gilded State Emblem of Kazakhstan against a background of ancient coins bearing historical inscriptions and symbols, surrounded by the legends REPUBLIC OF KAZAKHSTAN, 1000 TENGE, and decorative borders. The contrast between the gold-plated centerpiece and darkened antique-style field creates exceptional visual depth.

Certified PCGS PR70, this flawless commemorative coin is an outstanding choice for collectors of medieval history, Central Asian heritage, and premium certified world silver coins.

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