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• Armenian Coins and Their Values - Yeghia T. Nercessian 
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Levon I is the only king of Cilician Armenia to have struck a silver double tram as shown below. A critical study of the history of the period immediately preceding the coronation of Levon  indicates that he struck them when the Holy Roman Emperor, Henry VI, promised him a crown late in 1196 or early 1197.  He thus assumed the legal title of king before his official coronation.

• Rare Double Tram
• Obv. Levon seated facing on throne decorated with lions, holding globus cruciger and lis-tipped sceptre, with feet resting upon footstool.
• Rev. Crowned lion advancing left, head facing, holding patriarchal cross; hollow sexfoil in field above lion.
• Diameter: 27mm, weight: 5.37 gm
• Nercessian (2006): 268
• RP-836

• Sis mint, Tram AR
• Obv: Cross pattee initial mark and also above king's right hand. Details of king's clothing well-defined.
• Rev: cross pattee initial mark. Cross pattee on the staff unusually having pellets in quadrants.
• Three pellets at base of staff.
• 23 mm, 2,74 gm
• Nercessian 296
• RP-839

• Sis mint, Tram AR
• Obverse: cross pattee initial mark
• No pellets in field
• Reverse: cross pattee initial mark
• Rev. cross: small cross-bar, then much larger, then a triangular device.
• 23 mm, 2,73 gm
• RP-820

• Sis mint, Tram AR
• Obverse: cross pattee initial mark
• Obv: pellets in right field
• Reverse: cross pattee initial mark
• Rev. cross: small cross-bar, then much larger, then a triangular device.
• 22 mm, 2,99 gm
• RP-821

• Sis mint, Tram AR
• Obverse: cross pattee initial mark
• Obv: single small pellet in right field
• Reverse: cross pattee initial mark
• Cross-bars of the cross are of approx. equal length.  Pellet below.
• 23 mm, 3.07 gm
• RP-823

• Sis mint, Tram AR
• Obverse: cross pattee initial mark
• Reverse: cross pattee initial mark
• Rev. cross: small cross-bar, then a larger, then a pellet.
• 22 mm, 2.84 gm
• RP-824

• Sis mint, AR Tram 
• Obv initial mark: cross pommee
• Obv: three pellets on king's left breast, cross pommee in king's right hand.
• Reverse: six-rayed star initial mark, "kinked" cross shaft.
• 22 mm, 2,91 gm
• RP-822

• Sis mint, AR Tram 
• Obv initial mark: cross pattee ?
• Facing king on throne with lion supports, note "s6" star above LH lion.
• Several pellets on king's left breast, cross in king's right hand.
• Reverse: six-rayed star initial mark, 
• 22 mm, 2,9 gm
• Nercessian 290 sim.
• RP-838

• Bronze tank.
• Obv : Crowned lion’s head facing slightly to right. Legend: Levon, King of Armenians.
• 5 pellets on crown
• Rev : Patriarchal cross flanked by stars. Legend: Struck in the city of Sis.
• Diam: 27.9, weight: 7.4 gm
• Nercessian (2006) # 303
• RP-827

• Tram AR
• Obv: Hetoum and Zabel facing foward
• Rev: lion right, base of cross below.
• 21 mm, 3.01 gm
• RP-825

• Tram AR
• Obv : Hetoum and Zabel standing facing one another, heads facing, holding between them a long cross.
• Rev : Crowned lion advancing right, head facing; long cross, with horizontal bar on shaft behind. Circle of pellets on lion's shoulder.
• 21 mm, 3.0 gm
• Nercessian 340
• RP-835

• Tram AR
• Obv: Hetoum and Zabel facing foward
• Rev: lion right, base of cross below.
• 20.1 mm, 3.07 gm
• RP-815

• Obv: Hetoum I and Zabel facing each other
• Sis mint.
• Rev: lion right, large "s6" star below.
• 20.9 mm, 2.85 gm
• Nercessian 342
• RP-814

• Obv: 'Hetoum, King of the Armenians' Hetoum I, seated facing on throne with lion supports, holding lis-tipped scepter in right hand and globus cruciger in left.
• Rev. 'Struck in the city of Sis' (in Armenian Cross potent with ray in each angle.
• Diameter: 28.5 mm, weight: 7.3 gm.
• Nercessian (2006) # 353.
• RP-830

• Smaller and lighter than the above coin.
• Obv: Hetoum seated facing on plain bench with no lions, holding lis-tipped scepter and globus cruciger. 
• Reverse : Cross pattée; petals in each quarter
• Similar to Nercessian # 354.
• Diameter: 25 mm, weight: 4.57 gm.
• Nercessian (2006) # 354 sim.
• RP-834.

• Kardez, Sis mint.
• Obv : Crowned head of king facing.
• Rev : Patriarchal cross terminating in floral scroll.
• Nercessian (2006) # 398
• Diameter: 21 mm, 3.7 gm.
• RP-828

• Obv: King on horseback riding right, holding reins in left hand and mace over his shoulder in right, legend around.
• Rev: Cross with four doves in flight, one in each quadrant, legend around.
• Diameter: 19.0 mm, 1.96 gm
• Nercessian (2006) # 412
• RP-704

• Levon III AD 1301-1307.
• Takvorin AR
• 22mm, 2.46 gm
• RP-826