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10 Roubles Moscow Region
| Issuer | Bank of Russia |
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| Year | 2020 |
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| Engraver(s) | Obverse: Alexander Vasilyevich Baklanov Reverse: Anton Dmitrievich Schablykin |
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| Obverse description | The nickel-plated steel centre features the large numeral '10' in bold relief with horizontal line engraving filling the figure, above the Cyrillic denomination РУБЛЕЙ. A decorative foliate spray adorns each side of the lower centre field, with the Moscow Mint monogram (ММД) incuse below the denomination. The brass-plated outer ring bears the legend БАНК РОССИИ arcing across the upper field and the date 2020 along the lower field. |
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| Obverse lettering | БАНК РОССИИ 10 РУБЛЕЙ ММД 2020 (Translation: Bank of Russia 10 Roubles MMD 2020) |
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Part of the long-running Russian Geographical Series launched in 2000, this Moscow Region issue is one of dozens of regional bimetallic 10-rouble coins struck in enormous quantities for general circulation. The series was conceived as a low-cost alternative to silver commemoratives — bimetallic technology allowed the Central Bank to produce collectible-adjacent coins at near-standard production costs while technically keeping them in active circulation.
Moscow Oblast surrounds but does not include the federal city of Moscow itself, a jurisdictional quirk formalized in Soviet administrative geography that the Russian Federation retained.