Coins of 
Bhutan

Dzongkha: འབྲུག་རྒྱལ་ཁབ་

100 chhertrum'it/chetrums (single: chhertrum/chetrum)  = 1 Bhutanese ngultrum (plural: ngultrum)  [BTN]
Symbols: 

National animal: Budorcas taxicolor (Takin)

No official motto

National flower: Meconopsis grandis (Blue poppy)

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Unknown Marks

These markings appear on KM# 80 and 83 and maybe more. It looks like a legend in Dzongkha, but it is not quite the same

Please, help identification

Mint Marks

Privy Marks

Designer Marks

National identification and other marks

National emblem of Bhutan

The national emblem of Bhutan consists of a disc decorated with a double vajra held by two dragons. The vajra is a symbol of harmony between religious and secular powers, while the dragons stand for the name of the country (land of dragons). The vajra is placed on a lotus (purity) and is surmounted by a jewel (in the centre) which stands for the nation's sovereignty. 

Photograph of the national emblem of Bhutan as it appears on coins

Drawing of the national emblem of Bhutan as it appears on coins