Armenia’s Central Bank issues six commemorative circulated 200 drams’ coins

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YEREVAN, January 13. /ARKA/. The Central Bank of Armenia has issued six circulated 200 drams’ coins, the press office of the regulator reported.

The coins are devoted to wild trees growing in Armenia (oak, plane, willow, beech, pine and poplar) and were put into circulation on December 29.

The weight of the coins is 4.5 grams, diameter is 24 mm. –0–

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