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1 Soʻm 600th Anniversary of Ulugʻbek

Issuer Central Bank of Uzbekistan
Year 1994
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Obverse description At center, the National Coat of Arms of Uzbekistan featuring a Humo bird with wings spread, rising sun radiating behind it, framed by wheat stalks and cotton bolls, with a ribbon at the base bearing the inscription 'O'ZBEKISTON'. The circular legend 'O'ZBEKISTON RESPUBLIKASI' runs along the upper periphery in Latin script, while the denomination '1 SOM' and date '1994' appear in the lower field. A decorative chain-link border frames the entire design.
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Obverse lettering O'ZBEKISTON RESPUBLIKASI
1 SOM 1994
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Ulugbek — born Mirzo Muhammad Taragʻay in 1394 — was the Timurid sultan who built the Samarkand observatory in the 1420s and produced star catalogues accurate enough to remain in use by European astronomers into the 17th century. His assassination in 1449, ordered by his own son, ended the most scientifically productive reign in Central Asian history. This 1994 issue marks exactly 600 years from his birth, released in the same year Uzbekistan was consolidating its post-Soviet national identity around pre-Russian historical figures.

The KM#Pn1 designation flags this as a pattern — never formally circulated, produced in extremely limited quantity for presentation purposes.

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