Kazakhstan 2000 tenge Joshy Ulysy Khan Zhosy PR 69 PCGS 10 oz silver coin 2024

Kazakhstan 2000 Tenge Joshy Ulysy – Khan Zhosy PR69 PCGS 10 oz Silver Coin 2024 is an impressive commemorative issue honoring the 800th anniversary of the Ulus of Jochi (Joshy Ulysy), the state established by Jochi Khan, the eldest son of Genghis Khan. This remarkable coin celebrates a pivotal chapter in the history of the Eurasian steppe and the origins of Kazakh statehood. The reverse showcases a magnificent gilded image of Jochi Khan seated on an elaborately carved throne, holding a ceremonial scepter while wearing richly decorated armor, traditional robes, boots, and a headdress. Geometric Kazakh ornamental borders frame the composition, while the inscriptions “JOSHY ULYSY,” “800 JYL,” “2024,” “Ag925,” and “10 oz” complete the design. The obverse features the State Emblem of Kazakhstan placed over a textured background of medieval coins engraved with ancient inscriptions and symbols, surrounded by the legends “QAZAQSTAN RESPUBLIKASY,” “REPUBLIC OF KAZAKHSTAN,” and “2000 TENGE.” Struck from .925 silver with selective gilding in Proof quality, this large-format coin is certified PCGS PR69, reflecting near-perfect preservation and exceptional minting quality. Its historical importance, refined artistry, and limited collector appeal make it a centerpiece for collections focused on Central Asian history and modern world coinage.

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