The Central Bank of Armenia is issuing a Sevanavank silver commemorative coin on November 13 as part of its Historical Doors collection.
The coin features the historic door of the Holy Apostles Church at Sevanavank, crafted in 1486 and considered a valuable example of Armenian medieval cultural heritage.
A distinctive feature of the coin is the use of ultra-high-relief engraving on both sides, highlighting the intricate ornamental carvings and artistic details created by medieval Armenian craftsmen.
The original church door is currently housed in the History Museum of Armenia and is under special state protection.
The coin’s obverse depicts the state coat of arms of the Republic of Armenia, while the reverse features the 1486 door of Sevanavank’s Holy Apostles Church.
Minted at B.H. Mayer Mint in Germany, the coin has a face value of 2,000 drams and is made of 999.9 fine silver.
It weighs 62.2 grams, measures 50 millimeters in diameter and has a proof finish and reeded edge.
The maximum mintage is limited to 999 pieces.
