This ancient bronze coin was struck under Tigranes II "the Great," the most powerful king of Armenia, who expanded the kingdom into a vast empire stretching across the Caucasus and the Near East.

Obverse: Portrait of Tigranes II wearing the distinctive Armenian tiara (kausia) adorned with star and eagle motifs.

Reverse: Typically depicts a seated or standing deity (often Tyche or Nike), with a Greek inscription bearing the king's name and royal title, "ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ ΤΙΓΡΑΝΟΥ" (King Tigranes).

This coin reflects the golden age of Armenian power, when the kingdom briefly became one of the dominant states of the ancient world under Tigranes the Great.