This section features Armenian coins from the earliest times 400 BC through the Cilician period of 10th thru 13 centuries up to the present. These remarkable coins are in some cases the only remaining visible, tangible item of an existing Armenian King. As such they are truly priceless to our Armenian heritage and history.
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www.thecoinshoppe.ca/armoneta/ for more information contact ANAS member: Kristapor Harutyunian <Armoneta@gmail.com>
visit the V coins web site at www.vcoins.com for a great list of coins for sale. The Parthian Shot May 6-8, 53 BC by Zachary Beasley The town of Carrhae was the site for the battle between the Parthians under Orodes II… Continue Reading
The Armenian Numismatic Publications Online! The Armenian Numismatic Society’s publications are now available online. Through the generous donations and production of the Newman Numismatic Portal at Washington University. Click here to see the journals from 1986-2014! About The Newman Numismatic Portal The goal of the… Continue Reading
A new website by Dr. Jonas Emmanuel Flueck has been brought to our attention. For a fee, they will research auction catalogs and try and find who owned your coin before you had it. We at ANAS have not tried the service. For more… Continue Reading
Extremely Rare Armenian Gold Issue Ex Araratian Collection Published by Nercessian Triton XIX, Lot: 2229. Estimate $50000. Sold for $40,000 plus auction fee of approx. $8,000 ARMENIA, Cilician Armenia. Royal. Levon I. 1198-1219. AV Half Tahekan (19.5mm, 2.46 g, 11h). Levon enthroned facing, holding… Continue Reading
Attached are images of a very rare medal for sale from Armenia-Russia, the 1915 genocide. Asking price is $1200, plus shipping, from Tatevik in Armenia. Interested parties should contact me at tramaked@aol.com. Another example for sale on ebay is being offered now at $3500.
Y. T. has done it again. His intense research has produced a must have book on the weights and in some cases the diameters and the die axis of over 168 very rare coins of the Armenian kingdom of Sophene and over 3000 coins… Continue Reading
RUBEN VARDANYAN has published through the Yerevan History Museum of Armenia, a treatise on the coins of the first Cilician Armenian king, Levon I, the Magnificent. The first volume of catalogues on the Cilician Armenian coins kept in the History Museum of Armenia is… Continue Reading
