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The story of Noah’s Ark, as featured in the Christian bible’s book of Genesis, is one of punishment and redemption for mankind. In the tale, God punishes mankind for its sins by sending a crushing flood. Only Noah’s family and the animal species of the world are spared. This motif is honored on the reverse side of Armenian Silver Noah’s Ark coins. Right now, you can obtain a 2014 1 oz Armenian Silver Noah’s Ark coin from JM Bullion with a Mint State 69 grade from the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation.
Coin Highlights:
When you purchase a 2014 1 oz Armenian Silver Noah’s Ark coin from this listing, you receive a coin with an MS69 grade from the NGC. Coins with this grade still have an attractive, sharp strike and the full original luster for the date and mint. The coins do have contact marks, but there are no more than two marks on the coin’s surface. These marks are considered miniscule and non-distracting as they are not visible without magnification, exist outside the primary focal areas, and no hairlines exist.
In the book of Genesis, God presents Noah with plans for a wooden ark to be built so that his family and all animal species of the world can survive his impending flood. Noah’s family and the animals float on the flood waters for 40 days before coming to rest on the side of Mount Ararat. Prior to the conclusion of World War I, Mount Ararat was historically located within the borders of Armenia.
On the reverse side of these coins is the motif of Noah’s Ark. In the image, the ark is visible as it floats atop the flood waters. In the background, the sun rises over Mount Ararat, while a single dove flies into the foreground with an olive branch. The obverse displays the Armenian national coat of arms.
The German mint of Geiger Edelmetalle handles production of the Armenian Silver Noah’s Ark coin. Each coin is struck using .999 fine silver, with the first coins in the series introduced in 2011.
If you have questions for JM Bullion associates, we encourage you to contact us. Staff members are available on the phone at 800-276-6508, online through our live web chat, and via email.
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The story of Noah’s Ark, as featured in the Christian bible’s book of Genesis, is one of punishment and redemption for mankind. In the tale, God punishes mankind for its sins by sending a crushing flood. Only Noah’s family and the animal species of the world are spared. This motif is honored on the reverse side of Armenian Silver Noah’s Ark coins. Right now, you can obtain a 2014 1 oz Armenian Silver Noah’s Ark coin from JM Bullion with a Mint State 69 grade from the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation.
Coin Highlights:
When you purchase a 2014 1 oz Armenian Silver Noah’s Ark coin from this listing, you receive a coin with an MS69 grade from the NGC. Coins with this grade still have an attractive, sharp strike and the full original luster for the date and mint. The coins do have contact marks, but there are no more than two marks on the coin’s surface. These marks are considered miniscule and non-distracting as they are not visible without magnification, exist outside the primary focal areas, and no hairlines exist.
In the book of Genesis, God presents Noah with plans for a wooden ark to be built so that his family and all animal species of the world can survive his impending flood. Noah’s family and the animals float on the flood waters for 40 days before coming to rest on the side of Mount Ararat. Prior to the conclusion of World War I, Mount Ararat was historically located within the borders of Armenia.
On the reverse side of these coins is the motif of Noah’s Ark. In the image, the ark is visible as it floats atop the flood waters. In the background, the sun rises over Mount Ararat, while a single dove flies into the foreground with an olive branch. The obverse displays the Armenian national coat of arms.
The German mint of Geiger Edelmetalle handles production of the Armenian Silver Noah’s Ark coin. Each coin is struck using .999 fine silver, with the first coins in the series introduced in 2011.
If you have questions for JM Bullion associates, we encourage you to contact us. Staff members are available on the phone at 800-276-6508, online through our live web chat, and via email.
