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1 Rouble The World through Children's Eyes
| Issuer | National Bank of the Republic of Belarus |
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| Year | 2017 |
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| Shape | Round |
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| Obverse script | Cyrillic |
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| Reverse description | The reverse portrays a smiling circus juggler rendered in a whimsical, stylized artistic manner, standing centrally with both hands raised open to either side. Flanking the figure are two circular medallions depicting animated circus scenes: a bear-like character to the left and a cyclist to the right, with celestial orbs above. The curved Cyrillic legend 'СВЕТ ВАЧЫМА ДЗЯЦЕЙ' arcs across the upper field. The geometric patterned border and playful composition reinforce the coin's childhood-themed artistic concept. |
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Part of a Belarusian commemorative program that leaned heavily on themed series throughout the 2010s, this issue belongs to a run of circulation-quality copper-nickel roubles produced in relatively modest quantities for the domestic collector market. Belarus restructured its currency in 2016, redenominating at 10,000:1 and introducing a new rouble — this piece was struck under that reformed monetary system, just one year after the changeover.