Armenia 1000 drams Monastery of Kecharis Series Khachkar silver coin 2011

The 2011 Armenia 1000 Dram silver coin from the Khachkar series is dedicated to the Kecharis Monastery, a spiritual landmark of medieval Armenia and a center of education and culture. The reverse features a richly detailed khachkar (stone cross) from the 12th century, carved with an elegant cross surrounded by intricate ornamental motifs and symbolic wings rising from the base. The design includes a rosette and geometric elements that reflect the artistry of medieval stone carving. Behind the khachkar, the silhouette of Kecharis Monastery with its domed churches can be seen, accompanied by inscriptions in Armenian and English, the year 2011, and the note XII century. The obverse displays the coat of arms of Armenia, with the eagle and lion holding the shield, the inscription Republic of Armenia, and the denomination 1000 dram. Founded in the 11th century in Tsaghkadzor, Kecharis served as an important religious and cultural center, later becoming one of the finest examples of Armenian monastic architecture. Issued in prooflike quality, this coin captures the spiritual and artistic heritage of Armenia, making it a highly desirable collectible.

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