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10 Hryven Symyrenko Family
| Uitgever | National Bank of Ukraine |
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| Jaar | 2005 |
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| Diameter | 38.61 mm |
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| Beschrijving voorzijde | At the top of the obverse, a semicircular legend reads НАЦІОНАЛЬНИЙ БАНК, beneath which the small National Emblem of Ukraine (trident) is centered against a stylized apple blossom motif symbolizing a family tree. Below the emblem, the inscription УКРАЇНА appears in the field, flanked on the left by the metal fineness designation Ag 925 and weight mark 31,1, and on the right by the mint year 2005 alongside the NBU Mint logotype. A semicircular legend along the lower periphery reads ДЕСЯТЬ ГРИВЕНЬ, completing the coin's denomination statement. |
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| Opschrift voorzijde | НАЦІОНАЛЬНИЙ БАНК УКРАЇНА 2005 ДЕСЯТЬ ГРИВЕНЬ |
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Vasyl Symyrenko was a nineteenth-century Ukrainian horticulturist who developed the Renet Symyrenka apple variety — still commercially cultivated today and one of the few Ukrainian agricultural contributions with genuine global distribution. His son Lev continued the work until Soviet authorities destroyed the family's pomological garden at Mliiv in the early 1930s during collectivization, executing Lev in 1938 during the Great Terror. This coin is less a commemoration of achievement than a belated acknowledgment of a family the Soviet state spent decades trying to erase.