Medals & Pins – Armenian Numismatic and Antiquities Society

March 4, 2021March 4, 2021 Chuck Hajinian

WELCOME TO THE ARMENIAN NUMISMATIC & ANTIQUITIES SOCIETY

Բարի գալուստ, Բարի՜ եկաք, Welcome! The Society is made up of individuals and institutions that have a desire to spread the wonderful historical knowledge of the Armenian people through their

January 3, 2019January 4, 2019 Chuck Hajinian

ARMENIAN RELIEF FUNDRAISING MEMORABILIA — Free Online Edition

From Noubar Pezikian: “Dear ANAS members, as 2018 draws to an end I would like to gift the Armenian community around the world a free online edition to the book,

June 23, 2016July 4, 2016 Chuck Hajinian

Australian WWI Fundraising Badges- “Servia Syria Armenia”

Written by N. Pezikian — July 1 2016. In January 2015, on the eve of the centenary of the Armenian Genocide, I stumbled on eBay a tin badge inscribed “Servia

December 19, 2015February 2, 2016 Chuck Hajinian

RARE $50,000 estimate Gold Levon I coin at CNG Triton XIX

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.

June 21, 2015June 21, 2015 Chuck Hajinian

Award medal of the Lazarian Jemaran of Moscow (Lazarev Institute of Oriental Languages), established in 1815 by the brothers Hovhannes and Hovakim Lazarian. This beautiful medal is one of the true gems of Armenian numismatics. The example shown is gold-washed bronze, 50.5 mm in diameter, 57.01 grams. Exquisitely designed and executed, this piece is a remarkable example of medallic sculpture. It features wonderfully detailed portraits of the two wealthy founders, and a street scene where the school is located. Information on the founders and the school’s history may be found in the 4th volume of the Armenian Soviet Encyclopedia, pp. 469-472 (Yerevan, 1978). Both sides of this medal were engraved by F. Caque. According to information provided by researcher Henry Sarkissian, the medal was issued in 1854. The building is presently used as the Embassy of the Republic of Armenia in Russia’s capital. EXTREMELY RARE. Gold over copper, 50.5 mm, 57.01 grams. Saryan collection.