Kazakhstan 500 tenge Almaty KM-137 Old Coins Stamps PF 70 NGC silver coin 2009

Kazakhstan 500 Tenge Almaty KM-137 Old Coins PF70 NGC Silver Coin 2009 is an impressive commemorative issue dedicated to the ancient history of Almaty, one of the oldest cities in Kazakhstan and a key center of trade along the Silk Road. The coin pays tribute to archaeological discoveries of medieval coins unearthed in the region, highlighting the city’s long-standing commercial and cultural importance. Both sides reproduce authentic designs inspired by historical coins discovered during excavations. The reverse features an ancient coin motif with stylized inscriptions, ornamental symbols, and circular decorative borders, surrounded by the legends “QAZAQSTAN RESPUBLIKASY,” “REPUBLIC OF KAZAKHSTAN,” “2009,” and “500 TENGE.” The obverse displays another medieval coin design with a central standing human figure enclosed by concentric ornamental rings, accompanied by the inscriptions “ALMATY MONETASY,” “COIN OF ALMATY,” “XIII,” “Ag 925,” and fineness markings. Struck from .925 silver in Proof quality, this coin is certified NGC PF70, representing a flawless example. Rich in historical symbolism and exceptional craftsmanship, it is a remarkable addition to collections focused on archaeology, Silk Road history, and world numismatics.

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