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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 | 2018 |
| Type | Non-circulating coin |
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| Reverse description | The reverse displays an abstract, swirling composition suggestive of a cosmic or natural orbital system, rendered in oxidized copper-nickel. Curved, flowing lines radiate from the center of the field in a spiral arrangement, interspersed with spherical elements and stylized leaves, with a prominent apple or fruit motif at the center, evoking a child's imaginative vision of the universe or the cycle of nature. The legend 'СВЕТ ВАЧЫМА ДЗЯЦЕЙ' ('The World through Children's Eyes') is inscribed along the lower edge of the coin in Cyrillic characters. |
| Reverse script | Cyrillic |
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Belarus has issued an extensive series of collector roubles under thematic programs targeting domestic buyers, and this piece falls within that broader output. The oxidized copper-nickel finish was applied deliberately to produce a darkened, antiqued surface — a finishing technique the National Bank began using more aggressively in the 2010s to differentiate low-mintage collector issues from standard circulation coinage without the cost of silver.
KM#613 is one of several pieces in the "World through Children's Eyes" series, each issued in small quantities through the NBRB's direct sales program rather than general circulation.