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10 Roubles
| Issuer | Transnistrian Republican Bank |
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| Year | 2014 |
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| Technique | Milled |
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| Reverse description | The reverse field is covered entirely by a repeating pattern incorporating the Transnistrian Republican Bank monogram logo alongside the date '2014' and the denomination in words 'ДЕСЯТЬ РУБЛЕЙ' (Ten Roubles), tiled continuously across the surface of the coin as a security design element. |
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| Edge | Plain, uncolored (white) |
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Transnistria's plastic coin series, introduced in 2014, remains one of the few instances of a politically unrecognized state issuing polymer specie rather than notes — a deliberate effort by the Transnistrian Republican Bank to assert institutional credibility through a medium more associated with sovereign mints in Australia and Canada than with breakaway post-Soviet territories. The material choice was also practical: the humid continental climate accelerates corrosion of base-metal coinage at a rate the state's limited monetary infrastructure struggles to address.
No nation-state formally recognizes Transnistrian currency as legal tender outside its own borders.