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In a Tube for 28 Banknotes 40'000 “Noah`s Ark”, in a brochure for 1’700 one banknote “Noah`s Ark”, in a tube for 28 banknotes 40’000 “Noah`s Ark”, in a in a small tube for 28 banknotes 41’000 Misak Metsarents-125 246’000 (9000/8,6g) (in a box) Vahan Terian-125 246’000 (9000/8,6g) (in a box) Raffi-175 246’000 (9000/8,6g) (in a box) Vahram Papazyan-125 246’000 (9000/8,6g) (in a box) Hakob Gurjian-125 246’000 (9000/8,6g) (in a box) Vardan Mamikonian-1625 124’000 (9000/4,3g) (in a box) Ani-1050 290’000 (5850/15,6g) (in a box) Artashat-2200 290’000 (5850/15,6g) (in a box) Letters of Armenian Alphabet 39 123’000 types (9990/3,89g, BU) (without a box) Hovhannes Aivazovsky-200 (900º/8,6 g) 246’000 (in a blister) Alexander Mantashian-175 246’000 (9000/8,6g) (in a box) 280’000 /in a box made from the root of a walnut tree/ 25th Anniversary of formation of Armenian army 246’000 (9000/8,6g) (in a box) Galօuste Gulbenkian-150 246’000 (900º/8,6g) (in a box) 280’000 /in a box made from the root of a walnut tree/ Jansem-100 (900º/8,6g) 280’000 /in a box made from the root of a walnut tree/ Hrachia Nersisyan 246’000 (900º/8,6g) (in a box) 10th year of the Earthquake (9990/31,1g) 17’000 (without a box) Wushu 27’000 (9250/28,28g) Judo (9250/28,28g) 27’000 (in a box) Karate (9250/28,28g) 27’000 (in a box) Kokh (9250/28,28g) 27’000 (in a box) Toad Agama (9250/28,8g) 22’600 (in a box) Pele (9250/28,28g) 22’600 (in a box) Eusebio (9250/28,28g) 22’600 (in a box) Lev Yashin (9250/28,28g) 22’600 (in a box) Franz Beckenbauer (9250/28,28g) 22’600 (in a box) Zbigniew Boniek (9250/28,28g) 22’600 (in a box) 2018 FIFA World Cup 21’000 (9250/20,0g) (in a box) Benjamin Margaryan-100 (9250/36,6g) (in a box) 23’500 Letters of Armenian Alphabet/39 types 17’000 (9990/15,55g BU) Surb Khach Monastery of Crimea (925º/31,1g) 22’000 (Russian memorial coin) Holy Lance (9250/25g) 33’000 (without a box) Cauldron for Holy Chrism 0 (925 /25g) 33’000 (without a box) 35’000 (in a box) Right Hand of St Gregory (9250/25g) (without a box) 33’000 Boston Labyrinth 37’000 (9250/62.2g) (in a box) Vaals Labyrinth (9250/62.2g) 37’000 (in a box) Barcelona Labyrinth (9250/62.2g) 37’000 (in a box) Masone Labyrinth (9250/62.2g) 37’000 (in a box) Panos Terlemezian-150 25’000 (9250/28,28g) (in a blister) Stepan Aghajanian-150 35’500 (9250/28,28g) (in a blister) Ara Beqaryan-100 35’500 (9250/28,28g) (in a blister) Hovhannes Zardaryan-100 (9250/28,28g) 20’000 (in a blister) Hamo Beknazaryan-120 19’000 (9250/28,28g) (in a blister) Vartan Mahokian-150 17’000 (9250/28,28g) (in a blister) Eduard Isabekyan 0 (925 /28,28 g) 25’000 (in a blister) Jansem-100 20’000 (9250/28,28 g) (in a blister) Henri Verneuil-100 22’000 (9250/28,28 g) (in a blister) Yeghishe Tadevosyan-150 20’000 (9250/28,28 g) (in a blister) Armenian pottery 42’000 (9250/31,1g) (in a box) Iranian pottery 42’000 (9250/31,1 g) (in a box) Chinese pottery 42’000 (9250/31,1g) (in a box) Greek pottery 42’000 (9250/31,1g) (in a box) Russian pottery 42’000 (9250/31,1g) (in a box) Noravank Monastery (9250/25g) 41’000 (without a box) 43’000 (in a box) Gndevank Monastery (9250/25g) 41’000 (without a box) 43’000 (in a box) Goshavank Monastery (9250/25g) 41’000 (without a box) 43’000 (in a box) Kecharis Monastery (9250/25g) 41’000 (without a box) 43’000 (in a box) Sanahin Monastery (9250/25g) 41’000 (without a box) 43’000 (in a box) The Cross with the Relics of Saint George (9250/25g) 33’000 (without a box) The Cross with the Relics of Saint John the Baptist 33’000 (9250/25g) (without a box) Khotakerats Sourb Nshan 33’000 (9250/25g) (without a box) Centenary of History Museum of Armenia 20’000 (9250/33,6g) (in a box) Year of Caucasian leopard 23’000 (9250/33,6g) (in a box) Khrimyan Hayrik-200 19’000 (9250/33,6 g) (in a box) 45’000 /in a box made from the root of a walnut tree/ Gevorg Chavush-150 19’000 (9250/33,6 g) (in a box) 45’000 /in a box made from the root of a walnut tree/ Arno Babajanyan-100 (9250/33,6 g) 25’500 (in a box) Grigor Tatevatsi-675 (9250/33,6 g) 26’000 (in a box) Gabriel Sundukyan National 27’000 Academic Theatre-100 (9250/33,6 g) (in a box) Petros Adamyan Armenian State 26’000 Drama Theatre in Tbilisi-100 (9250/33,6 g) (in a box) Kolkata Armenian College and 30’500 Philanthropic Academy-200 (9250/33,6 g) (in a blister) Yerevan-2800 commemorative 30’000 medal (9250/17,5g) (in a box) Letters of Armenian Alphabet/gold/ 39 letters 4’914’000 quality proof (set) (9990/3,89g) (without a box) Capitals of Armenia Ani-1050/Artashat-2200 601’000 gold (5850/15,6g) (in a box) 25th Anniversary of formation of Armenian army and liberation of Shushi 532’000 (9000/8,6g) /in a box made from the root of a walnut tree/ Letters of Armenian Alphabet/silver/39 letters 713’700 quality proof (set) (9990/15,55g) (without a box) ”Pottery of the world’’ 210’000 (9250/31,1g) (in a box) ”The oldest trees of the world’’ (9990/31,1g) 100’000 (in a box) Labyrinths of the world (9250/62.2g) 145’000 (in a box) Martyred Armenian intellectuals (set) 125’000 (9250/17.5g) (in a box) Memorials of Loss and Struggle (set) 125’000 (9250/17.5g) (in a box) Postage stamp (a stamp and a check of Insurance 11’450 Foundation for Servicemen) “The history of money circulation of Armenia” book 18’000 1000 drams in acrilic block 16’000 1000 drams in a tube (45 pieces) 55’000 Collections of coins “Wild trees of Armenia” 2’500 Presentation box for gold and silver collector coins (26.5-45.5 mm) 4’300 Wooden box for gold and silver collector coins (26.5-41.5 mm) 5’000 Presentation box for a “Letters of Armenian Alphabet” silver coin 4’800 Presentation box for a “Letters of Armenian Alphabet” gold coin/white/ 4’500 Presentation box for a “Letters of Armenian Alphabet” gold coin/black/ 4’500 Presentation box for a “Letters of Armenian Alphabet” silver coins set (for 2-6 coins) 11’000 Presentation box for a “Letters of Armenian Alphabet” gold coins set (for 2-6 coins) /white/ 5’700 Presentation box for a “Letters of Armenian Alphabet” gold coins set (for 2-6 coins) /black/ 5’700 Presentation box made from the root of a walnut tree for 2 coins 40’000 Presentation box for 1 coin D27*47 2’000 Presentation box for 3 coins D27*47 7’000 Presentation box for 3 coins D27*47 6’000 Presentation box for gold bars 20’000 Paper bag 2’000 .
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