Silver Commemorative Coin Dedicated to the “Symphony of Stones” Natural Monument

The Central Bank of Armenia announces that on 20 October it will put into circulation the silver commemorative coin dedicated to the “Symphony of Stones” natural monument.

The “Symphony of Stones” is one of Armenia’s unique natural monuments, attracting attention with its symmetrical basalt columns reminiscent of organ pipes. The monument is included in the list of specially protected natural areas of the Republic of Armenia.

Obverse. The coat of arms of Armenia and the “Geghard Lion” stele-marker on the road to Garni (sculptor A. Harutyunyan, architect R. Israelyan, 1958).

Reverse. The image of the “Symphony of Stones” natural monument.

Technical specifications

Face value – 3000 drams

Metal/fineness – silver 9990

Weight – 93.3 g

Diameter – 45.0 mm

Quality – proof.

Edge – reeded

Number of issues – 500 pieces

Year of issue – 2026

The commemorative coin was minted at the “B.H. Mayer Mint” mint in Germany. 

Commemorative coins are coins made of precious metals issued for the purpose of presenting the country’s national, international, historical-cultural, spiritual and other values to the public, perpetuating them in metal form, and also meeting the demand of the numismatic market.

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