Nagorno-Karabakh Dram

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Nagorno-Karabakh Dram
5 dram coin with Nagorno Karabakh Monastery
Country: Artsakh RepublicArtsakh Artsakh
Subdivision: Luma
ISO 4217 code : no
Abbreviation: Dram
Exchange rate :
(27 Aug 2020)

1 dram = 1 AMD (fix)

1  EUR  = 569.82 Dram
100 Dram = 0.17549 EUR

1  CHF  = 528.88 Dram
100 Dram = 0.18908 CHF

The Nagorno-Karabakh dram ( Armenian Լեռնային Ղարաբաղի դրամ , Russian Карабахский драм ) is a monetary unit of the internationally unrecognized, legally Azerbaijan belonging Republic of Nagorno Karabakh .

Although the Karabakh Dram is legal tender , it is not used as widely as the Armenian Dram . 2 and 10 dram banknotes were previously put into circulation with the date 2004, printed by the Austrian State Printing House . Five different coins were put into circulation, also dated 2004. There are two 50-luma coins made of aluminum depicting a horse and a jumping antelope , three 1-dram aluminum coins depicting a wild cat , a pheasant and St. Gregory the Illuminator and two 5 dram coins made of bronze- aluminum, which depict the Ghazanchezoz Cathedral of the city of Shuschi and the stone head monument.

Banknotes

2004 Series
value Main color Illustration description date
Obverse reverse Obverse reverse pressure output
2 dram red NagornoKarabakhP1-2-Dram-2004-donatedta f.jpg NagornoKarabakhP1-2-Dram-2004-donatedta b.jpg Gandsassar Monastery Christian cross , Jesus Christ and John the Baptist 2004 2004
10 dram green NagornoKarabakhP2-10-Dram-2004-donatedta f.jpg NagornoKarabakhP2-10-Dram-2004-donatedta b.jpg Dadivank Monastery Karabakh carpet 2004 2004

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