These releases are entirely dedicated to the extraordinary personality of the legendary ruler Genghis Khan. He is depicted enthroned and commanding, rendered with meticulous attention to detail. His posture, the carefully sculpted folds of his garments, and the rich ornamentation of his throne reflect the highest level of precision in modern high-relief minting. The design draws inspiration from a remarkable historical reference: the monumental statue of Genghis Khan upon which this motif is based measures an impressive 700 × 630 × 750 cm. It portrays Genghis Khan in his youth in the year 1189, at the dawn of the great Mongol Empire, and is entirely adorned in Mongolian gold. The imperial throne bears the golden seal of the empire and rests upon a multi-layered pedestal of marble, bronze, and gold, inspired by the sacred mountain Burkhan Khaldun. The three-part base symbolizes the past, present, and future. The composition is further enriched by a tiger skin — a symbol of victory — and a white felt carpet representing the enduring power of the state. This extraordinary work of art was ceremonially unveiled on March 1, 2025. In the background of the coin, radiant sunbeams spread outward, symbolizing both power and enlightenment. The surrounding landscape enhances the reverence of the design by depicting the mountains and plains that once formed the heart of Genghis Khan’s empire. The obverse features a majestic eagle — the traditional hunting companion in Mongolian culture. In Mongolia, the eagle symbolizes strength, courage, freedom, and cultural heritage. Particularly in western Mongolia, this symbolism lives on through the centuries-old tradition of eagle hunting with golden eagles — a bond between human and animal built on respect, symbiosis, and a deep spiritual connection to nature. The coin combines this iconic imagery with the vast landscape of the Mongolian steppe, delicately rendered in relief in the background, grounding the animal within its natural environment. A special highlight is the radially arranged guilloché pattern that harmoniously surrounds the coat of arms of the Central Bank of Mongolia. A finely polished surface finish creates a remarkable brilliance: the sunrays appear to emerge from the center, giving the entire scene an almost sacred aura. The coins are issued in three different sizes: – 1 oz silver edition with a mintage of 2,026 pieces – 1 oz gold edition with a mintage of 100 pieces – 0.5 g gold edition with a mintage of 2,026 pieces Year: 2025 Country: Mongolia Metal: Silver