Coin set – Tajikistan

Republic Coin Set

Tajikistan

Not only Tibet in the Himalayas is called the “roof of the world.” The Pamir Mountains also

fall under this metaphor. At an altitude of more than 7000 m.

Pamir includes some of the highest mountains in

around the world and are mainly located in Tajikistan. In honor of

native landscape, Parmi are depicted on

national emblem of the country. The latter has an unusual detail.

Half wreath of wheat

typical of the former Soviet republics,

replaced by cotton branches – the most

important agricultural product.

The state emblem is depicted on all obverses of this set of somoni coins.

The reverse shows the denominations.

– Coins from the Roof of the World

– State emblem of the former Soviet republic

– Named after the father of the nation Ismail Samani.