Turkmenistan – 2006 – 1000 Manat – My Spring – Gold – NGC PF69 UCAM – Top Pop
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Turkmenistan – 2006 – 1000 Manat – My Spring – Ruhnama – Gold – Proof – NGC PF69 UCAM – Top Pop – Population 1 – Cert 6638276-045
Collectors of modern gold rarities that don’t originate from the typical mainstream of Western mints will find this issue from Turkmenistan to be a piece of exceptional individuality. “My Spring” is one of the Ruhnama-minted prestige issues of 2006 and combines an unusual origin with a high-quality proof finish. This creates a combination of symbolism, rarity, and numismatic quality that is rarely found in this form in international trade.
The offered specimen is embossed in proof quality and certified by NGC with PF69 Ultra Cameo . Especially with Turkmen prestige coins, Ultra Cameo is a key added value because the strong contrast clearly highlights the motif areas and makes the interplay of reflective fields and matte relief appear particularly deep. Furthermore, the PF69 rating is already considered top quality in practice, especially if the edition does not appear more frequently or with a higher rating in the census.
This is precisely the crucial point: The NGC Census currently only lists a single example of this coin in PF69 Ultra Cameo grade , and no higher grades . This means it is a Top Pop – Population 1 , the highest rating awarded within the entire NGC Census for this edition. This makes this specimen a census-leading trophy piece , which is currently almost irreplaceable in this certified top quality. Combined with its overall very limited market availability, this results in a collector’s item that is valued not by comparative prices, but by rarity, replaceability and numismatic significance.
Background to Ruhnama
The Ruhnama (“Book of the Soul”) was written by President Saparmurat Niyazov and combines spiritual and moral guidance with autobiographical narratives and a highly idealized, sometimes revisionist, historical account of Turkmenistan. It also includes poems and legends, including some by the renowned Sufi poet Magtymguly Pyragy.
The aim of the work was to serve as a spiritual guideline for the nation, as a basis for art, literature, education and social interaction. The Ruhnama was intended to create a positive self-image of the Turkmen people, to interpret national history heroically, and to define norms for social, family, and religious life.
This gold coin combines political symbolism, rare origin and the highest numismatic quality – an exclusive collector’s item from one of the most unusual minting contexts of modern times.
Motif and design
Obverse (front): State coat of arms of Turkmenistan with the official inscription of the central bank and the year 2006 .
Reverse (back): Issue theme “My Spring” in the Ruhnama context with decorative, floral elements, supplemented by the face value 1000 Manat .
Edge: Rebated.
Technical data
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Country: Turkmenistan
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Year: 2006
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Nominal value: 1000 Manat
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Theme: My Spring – Ruhnama
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Metal: Gold
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Fineness: 917/1000
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Weight: 39.94 g
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Net weight: approx. 36.6 g
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Net weight in oz: approx. 1.177 oz
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Minting quality: Proof
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Certification: NGC – PF69 UCAM
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Top Pop – Population 1
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NGC Cert Number: 6638276-045
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NGC verification link: https://www.ngccoin.de/certlookup/6638276-045/69/
| Year of Issue | |
|---|---|
| Country of Issue | |
| Fine Weight | 36.61g |
| Fineness | .917 |
| Grading | NGC |
| Continent | Asia |
| Face Value | 1000 |
| Motif | Anniversaries and occasions, Personalities |
| Numista | N#101208 |
| Mint | Royal Mint |
| Quality | Proof |
| Grad | Proof 69 |














