Kazakhstan Mint / National Bank of the Republic of Kazakhstan

777 tenge

777,5 g

100 mm

Silver 925°

7 777 pcs

Proof, gilding

National Bank of the Republic of Kazakhstan

Kazakhstan Mint

On the obverse in the central part on an ornamental background is the State Emblem of the Republic of Kazakhstan framed by the inscription "QAZAQSTAN RESPÝBLIKASY ∙ REPUBLIC OF KAZAKHSTAN".

On the reverse there is a stylized image of the tree of life and the gold egg. At the bottom of the inscription "ÓMIR SHEJIRESI".

Collectible coins "ÓMIR SHEJIRESI" made of silver with gilding in denominations of 777 and 7,777 tenge continue the series of coins "Magic Symbols". Non-standard denomination designations are used for the first time in coin production.

ÓMIR SHEJIRESI (tree of life) is one of the most common symbols in the art of the Turkic peoples, a pedigree painting denoting the conditionally symbolic relationship of two worlds – the earthly and the heavenly. In the view of the Proto-Turks, the tree of life held the earth with its roots, and the sky supported the crown, the sacred bird Samruk lived in it, laying a gold egg as a symbol of the sun and light.