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1 Manat Canoe Sprint
| Issuer | Central Bank of Azerbaijan |
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| Year | 2015 |
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| Value | 1 Manat |
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| Obverse script | Latin |
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| Reverse description | A canoe sprint athlete is depicted in dynamic profile, paddling a kayak at speed across stylised water in the central field. The design captures the forward motion of the paddler with flowing lines suggesting speed and aquatic movement. Decorative laurel or floral sprigs appear in the lower field flanking the composition. The circular legend reads 'BAKU 2015 I AVROPA OYUNLARI' in the upper arc and 'FIRST EUROPEAN GAMES' in the lower arc, all in Latin script. |
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Issued ahead of the 2016 Rio Olympics as part of Azerbaijan's broader commemorative sports program, this coin marks one of the few instances of the Central Bank producing copper-nickel collector issues alongside its more heavily promoted silver series. Canoe sprint had been a modest but consistent event for Azerbaijani athletes at the international level, though the country had yet to claim Olympic hardware in the discipline by the time this piece was struck.