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10 Roubles Light & Darkness

Issuer National Bank of the Republic of Belarus
Year 2022
Type Non-circulating coin
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Obverse description The obverse centers on a stylized, multi-layered representation of the successive stages of the Universe's development following the Big Bang, rendered in gilded relief against the coin's field. The annular design incorporates radiating and concentric decorative elements evoking cosmic expansion and the passage of deep time. The surrounding legend, arranged along the inner edge of the annular border, bears the state name and denomination. The exergue area carries the fineness mark and date.
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Obverse lettering РЭСПУБЛІКА БЕЛАРУСЬ 10 РУБЛЁЎ 2022 Ag 925
(Translation: REPUBLIC OF BELARUS 10 ROUBLES 2022 Ag 925)
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Additional information

Belarus has issued commemorative silver in themed series prolifically since the early 2000s, and this piece belongs to a philosophical/allegorical program the National Bank has returned to repeatedly. The gilding is selectively applied — a production choice that adds manufacturing cost and, in the Belarusian commemorative market, typically signals a higher-tier collectible within an otherwise crowded annual output.

KM#739 places this among a dense run of post-Soviet Belarusian issues catalogued by Krause, a series where attribution can be complicated by inconsistent mintage reporting from Minsk.

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