Levon I (AD 1198–1219) Armenia AR Tram – VF
Own an authentic silver coin from the medieval Kingdom of Armenia with this AR Tram of King Levon I (AD 1198–1219), graded Very Fine (VF). Levon I, also known as Leo I the Magnificent, was the first king of the Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia and played a pivotal role in establishing Armenia as a powerful Christian kingdom during the era of the Crusades.
Struck in silver, this medieval Tram features King Levon I enthroned on the obverse, symbolizing royal authority and the strength of the Armenian kingdom. The reverse depicts two lions flanking a cross, a distinctive design representing courage, faith, and the Christian heritage of medieval Armenia.
Graded Very Fine (VF), this coin retains strong design details despite centuries of circulation, making it an excellent historical artifact and an attractive addition to any collection of medieval, Crusader-era, or Armenian coinage.
Levon I silver Trams are highly sought after for their historical significance, distinctive iconography, and connection to one of the most influential periods in Armenian history.
Coin Highlights:
- Issuer: Levon I (Leo I)
- Reign: AD 1198–1219
- Country: Kingdom of Armenia (Cilician Armenia)
- Denomination: AR Tram
- Composition: Silver
- Grade: Very Fine (VF)
- Obverse: King Levon I enthroned
- Reverse: Two lions flanking a cross
- Authentic medieval Armenian silver coin
- Approximately 800 years old
