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What PROOF and UNC Mean for Coins
The condition and quality of a coin’s strike directly affect its collectible and investment appeal. Descriptions often include the labels PROOF and UNC,...


The 100 ₸ silver coin, issued by Kazakhstan in 2008, is dedicated to the Zahir Mosque and is part of the "Famous Mosques of the World - Kazakhstan" series, which highlights notable Islamic architectural monuments within Kazakhstan. The Zahir Mosque, located in the city of Aktobe, is one of Kazakhstan's most significant religious and cultural landmarks. Built in the early 20th century, the mosque is renowned for its elegant domes and slender minarets, symbolizing the rich heritage of Kazakh Islamic architecture. The coin’s design faithfully reproduces the mosque’s distinctive architectural features, emphasizing its historical and cultural importance. Struck in .925 silver, the coin weighs 31.10 grams and has a diameter of 38.61 mm. This issue is of interest to collectors of Kazakh numismatics as well as those who appreciate coins dedicated to world religious and architectural landmarks.