Republic of Artsakh Coin | 5 Dram

Republic of Artsakh Coin | 5 DramHistory of the Artifact The 5 dram coin from the Republic of Artsakh comes from a short lived and politically unusual monetary system. Artsakh declared independence in the early 1990s during the Nagorno Karabakh conflict and later issued its own currency, the Artsakh dram, even though everyday commerce overwhelmingly used the Armenian dram instead. Coins like the 5 dram were legal tender locally but circulated very little in practice, functioning more

were shaped through a process known as flintknapping

rounded bezel deeply engraved with the Chi-Rho (☧) monogram—one of the earliest and most iconic symbols of Christianity

widely circulated among the local population for daily transactions

" meaning "To the City of Rome

Your coin will look very similar to the one shown in the photos

This pin represents his victorious second term campaign

The ring is cast in one piece

this piece exemplifies the understated elegance and formal clarity that characterized functional jewelry in Late Antiquity

In the first century B

Width: 17 mm /

The impact occurred around 4

During the Hellenic period