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Coins of the Republic of Armenia

The national currency of the Republic of Armenia is dram. ISO code – AMD, the sign –  
One dram is equal to hundred luma. The CBA is vested with the exclusive right to issue currency. The national currency was put into circulation on 22 November, 1993.

The 1st series of Armenian circulating coins was introduced in 1994.
The 2nd series of Armenian circulating coins was issued in 2003-2004.  
The first circulating commemorative coins of the Republic of Armenia were dedicated to the 100th birth anniversary of Yeghishe Charents and the 32nd Chess Olympiad. Those coins were issued in 1996-1997. Also, in 1997 the gold circulating commemorative coin “Goddess Anahit” was introduced.
Later, circulating commemorative issues were supplemented with the series of coins dedicated to 10 regions of Armenia and Yerevan, wild nonbearing trees of Armenia and 30 years of Armenian dram.
Circulating commemorative coins are issued once and in limited quantities.  

  • 10 dram
    10 dram
  • 20 dram
    20 dram
  • 50 dram
    50 dram
  • 100 dram
    100 dram
  • 200 dram
    200 dram
  • 500 dram
    500 dram
  • 10 luma
    10 luma
  • 20 luma
    20 luma
  • 50 luma
    50 luma
  • 1 dram
    1 dram
  • 3 dram
    3 dram
  • 5 dram
    5 dram
  • 10 dram
    10 dram
  • 32-nd Chess Olympiad
    32-nd Chess Olympiad
  • Goddess Anahit
    Goddess Anahit
  • Yeghishe Charents-100
    Yeghishe Charents-100
  • Marzes of the Republic of Armenia and Yerevan
    Marzes of the Republic of Armenia and Yerevan
  • Wild Trees of Armenia
    Wild Trees of Armenia
  • 30 Years of National Currency
    30 Years of National Currency

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