This remarkable bronze coin, minted during the reign of Levon I, also known as Levon the Magnificent, reflects the flourishing era of Cilician Armenia under his rule (1198–1219 AD). As the first king of Armenian Cilicia, Levon's leadership heralded a period of political stability, economic growth, and cultural richness.

• Obverse: Features a detailed depiction of King Levon I’s face, emphasizing his authority and legacy as a ruler. The Armenian inscription reads "ԼԵՒՈՆ ԹԱԳԱՒՈՐ ՀԱՅՈՑ" (Levon, King of the Armenians), signifying his role as a unifier and protector of the Armenian people.
• Reverse: Features a prominent cross, symbolizing the Christian faith of Cilician Armenia. Surrounding the cross is an Armenian inscription reading "ՇԻՆԵԱԼ ԶՔԱՂԱՔ ՍԻՍ" ("Built the city Sis"), commemorating Levon's significant contributions to the development of the kingdom's capital, Sis.
  

This bronze coin is a valuable piece of history, offering a glimpse into the golden age of Cilician Armenia. Its rich symbolism and connection to one of the kingdom’s most celebrated rulers make it an essential addition for collectors and enthusiasts of medieval Armenian artifacts.