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The 1 oz Noah's Ark fine silver coin is issued by the Central Bank of Armenia and is a legal tender in the Republic of Armenia.
This 1 oz silver coin was first launched in 2011. Since then, it has established itself well in the global market and has been a popular choice among precious metal investors.
The obverse of the coin features the Armenian Coat of Arms, face value in Armenian Dram, as well as the purity, the weight, and the year of issue of the coin. The lettering “Republic of Armenia” in Armenian and English languages surrounds the ensemble.
The reverse of this popular coin features Noah’s Ark, a white dove with an olive branch in its beak as a symbol of peace, and Mount Ararat with a rising sun in the background. The edge of the coin has the lettering “Noah's Ark” in Armenian and English.
This 1 oz silver coin is a special VAT-FREE product stored in a secure Swiss Freeport: an economic area where the 7.7% Swiss VAT on precious metals does not apply. It is therefore exempt from the 7.7% Swiss VAT rate and stored outside the banking system. You can resell this product to us 24/7, instantly, and without commission (0%).
These silver coins make an ideal investment, or perhaps a perfect addition to your precious metals collection. As a physical, allocated asset, and a national coin with historical and face value, silver bullion coins such as Noah’s Ark are unlikely to lose their value over time and can be a way to protect your wealth against inflation or economic crisis.
On GOLD AVENUE, you can also buy other legal tender coin series such as the 1 oz Fine Silver Coin 999.9 - Maple Leaf, the 1 oz Fine Silver Coin 999.0 - American Eagle, or the 1 oz Austrian Philharmonic to diversify your portfolio or start your silver savings.
Product ID:
ZAGF000010VYear:
Mixed YearsMint Mark:
-Purity:
0.999Weight (g):
31.10 gWeight (oz):
1.000 ozDiameter:
38.60 mmAs a legal tender in Armenia, the production of 1 oz silver coins Noah’s Ark, started in 2011, is subject to the strict requirements of the Armenian Central Bank. The weight, purity, and quality of the coin are checked and guaranteed by the State of Armenia.
The history of this silver coin has its origins in the Bible.
According to the Bible, Noah’s Ark was stranded in Mount Ararat after the Flood, while a Persian legend refers to Ararat as the cradle of the human race.
Armenia’s local tradition maintains that the Ark still lies on the summit of Mount Ararat, but that God has declared it invisible.
But some explorers who have reached the summit of the mountain allegedly claimed to have sighted the remains of the Ark.
Mount Ararat is the Armenian national symbol and forms a central part of the Armenian Coat of Arms.
