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1 Rouble Armoured Force

Uitgever Bank of Russia
Jaar 2010
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Beschrijving keerzijde The reverse features a finely detailed frosted relief depiction of a modern Russian main battle tank, identifiable as a T-80 or T-90 type, shown in three-quarter view advancing across rugged terrain rendered in the lower field. The tank's long-barrelled gun, reactive armour panels, tracks, and turret equipment are rendered with precise mechanical detail against a deeply mirrored background. A dotted ground line runs beneath the vehicle, suggesting movement across a battlefield landscape. The curved legend ТАНКОВЫЕ ВОЙСКА (Armoured Force) is inscribed in bold Cyrillic characters along the lower arc of the coin.
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Rand 200 corrugations
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Part of Russia's ongoing commemorative military series, this rouble was issued to mark the 100th anniversary of armoured forces in Russia — a lineage the Russian military traces back to the armoured car detachments formed during the First World War, though the formal establishment of tank forces came with the Red Army's mechanisation drives of the 1920s and 30s. The centenary framing required some institutional creativity in its counting.

Struck at the Moscow Mint to the standard .925 fineness used across this commemorative series, with mintages typically modest enough to keep secondary market premiums stable but not spectacular.

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