Country
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Ukraine |
| Face value
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5 hryven |
| Year
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2012
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| Weight
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9.4g |
| Roll
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45,000 pieces |
| Diameter
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28.00mm
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| Quality
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A |
The commemorative coin is dedicated to Sudak, one of the oldest cities in Ukraine. Known since the 3rd century AD, the city has been named Sogdia, Soldaia and Surozh, in Old Rus records. The city offers unique recreational opportunities and features picturesque landscapes, as well as architectural monuments, such as the remains of the Genoese fortress, which was built between the 14th and 15th centuries.
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Retail price, Hryvnas:
1986
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Obverse : Above is the small shield of Ukraine with the semicircular inscription ???????????? ???? ??????? (National Bank of Ukraine) and the indication of the year of issue of the coin 2012 (below right), below is a fragment of the 15th century relief depicting Saint George, which was found in the Genoese fortress during excavation; To the right and left a conventionalized vine is represented against the background of the wall; Below is the legend 10 / ??????? (10/hryvnias) on the silver coin (together with the logo of the Mint of the National Bank of Ukraine).
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Reverse : there is a conventional image of the city with its beaches seen from the fortress wall (on the left) and on the right, against the background of the sea, is the inscription ????? /1800/????? (Sudak / 1800 / years) and the city coat of arms.
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