The introduction of the dram in Armenia in 1993 marked the country's transition to an independent national currency after the collapse of the Soviet Union. Facing economic challenges such as high inflation and monetary instability, the dram replaced the Soviet ruble, allowing Armenia to take control of its monetary policy and gradually stabilize its economy. Since then, the dram has become the country's official currency, contributing to strengthening its economic independence.
Obverses: The logotype of the 30 years of national currency, the year of issue “2023”, inscriptions «ՀԱՅԱՍՏԱՆԻ ՀԱՆՐԱՊԵՏՈՒԹՅՈՒՆ» and “REPUBLIC OF ARMENIA”.
Reverses: The face values of the coins “10 ԴՐԱՄ” (10 DRAM), “20 ԴՐԱՄ (20 DRAM)”, “50 ԴՐԱՄ” (50 DRAM), “100 ԴՐԱՄ” (100 DRAM), “200 ԴՐԱՄ” (200 DRAM), “500 ԴՐԱՄ” (500 DRAM), national ornaments.
