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• Commemorative coins Dniepra–Sozhsky Wildlife Reserve

Commemorative coins Dniepra–Sozhsky Wildlife Reserve

• Silver, Alloy standard of silver: 925
• Denomination: 20 rubles
• Weight of coin, g: 33.63
• Fine silver content, g: 31.1
• Quality: "proof"
• Diameter, mm: 38.61
• Mintage, pcs.: 5,000

Sale prices:

• without box – 37 rubles 42 copecks

out of stock

• Copper–nickel
• Denomination: 1 ruble
• Weight of coin, g: 14.35
• Quality: "proof–like"
• Diameter, mm: 33
• Mintage, pcs.: 5,000

Sale prices:

• without box – 1 ruble 09 copecks

out of stock

The coins are round in shape with a raised rim on the obverse and the reverse. The coins’ edge bears inscriptions: ЗАКАЗНІКІ БЕЛАРУСІ (WILD LIFE RESERVES OF BELARUS) * ЗАКАЗНІК ДНЕПРА–СОЖСКИ (DNIEPRA–SOZHSKY WILDLIFE RESERVE).

Obverse

against the background of ornamental canvas: at the top – the image of the State Coat of Arms of the Republic of Belarus and an inscription: РЭСПУБЛIКА БЕЛАРУСЬ (THE REPUBLIC OF BELARUS); in the center – the image of a plant in blossom; at the bottom – an inscription: ЗВАНОК ЛІЛЕЯЛІСТЫ (LILYLEAF LADYBELL); the year of issue (alloy standard shown on the silver coin) and denomination: 20 РУБЛЁЎ (20 RUBLES) on the silver coin and 1 РУБЕЛЬ (1 RUBLE) on the copper–nickel coin.

Reverse

in the center – the relief image of the Sterlet against the background of the stretch of the river and the river bank of the wildlife reserve; at the top – the representation of the fragment of the traditional Belarusian ornament symbolizing life; and at the bottom – an inscription: СЦЕРЛЯДЗЬ (THE STERLET).