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• Commemorative coins "The Bogs of Almany"

Commemorative coins "The Bogs of Almany"

• 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

out of stock

The coins are round. The rim is raised on both sides of the coin. The edge of the coin is corrugated. The edge of the coins bears inscription "ЗАКАЗНІКІ БЕЛАРУСІ * АЛЬМАНСКІЯ БАЛОТЫ" (BELARUSIAN NATURE RESERVES * THE BOGS OF ALMANY).

Obverse

at the background of ornamental canvas there are: at the top – the relief of the State Coat of Arms of the Republic of Belarus and inscription "РЭСПУБЛIКА БЕЛАРУСЬ" (REPUBLIC OF BELARUS); in the center – image of a blooming plant; at the bottom – inscription "РАСІЦА ПРАМЕЖКАВАЯ" (OBLONG–LEAVED SUNDEW); year of issue, face value "20 РУБЛЁЎ" (20 ROUBLES) – on silver coin and "1 РУБЕЛЬ" (1 ROUBLE) – on copper–nickel coin.

Reverse

in the center – the relief effigy of a flying owl; at the top – the effigy of a fragment of Belarusian ornament, denotative life symbol; in the right–hand part – a fragment of a stylized landscape of The Bogs of Almany; at the bottom – inscription "БАРАДАТАЯ КУГАКАЎКА" (GREAT GREY OWL).