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5000 Tenge Argymaq

Issuer National Bank of Kazakhstan
Year 2025
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Obverse description The central field features the coat of arms of the Republic of Kazakhstan, framed by a traditional national ornamental border. The mintmark of the Kazakhstan Mint and inscriptions denoting the metal, fineness (Ag 925), and weight (25 OZ) are present in the field. The circumferential legend reads QAZAQSTAN RESPÝBLIKASY and REPUBLIC OF KAZAKHSTAN, with the date 2025 positioned at the top. The denomination 5000 TEŃGE is inscribed in the lower portion of the coin.
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The Argymaq — also spelled Akhal-Teke in its Turkmen designation — is the ancient hot-blooded horse breed native to Central Asia, prized across the steppe for endurance and speed over millennia. Kazakhstan has issued a series of large-format silver collector pieces celebrating national heritage animals and cultural symbols, and this coin sits among the heaviest in that program at 25 troy ounces of .925 silver. The embedded diamond, however small, places this firmly in the luxury numismatic category rather than straightforward bullion.

The 100 mm format has become a recognizable vehicle for the National Bank's premium issues, typically struck in very limited quantities — often under 500 pieces worldwide.

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