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| 正面描述 | The copper-nickel centre bears the large numeral '10' with a horizontally lined interior, above the Cyrillic denomination legend 'РУБЛЕЙ' in the lower field. A decorative olive and laurel branch wreath flanks the denomination on either side, terminating at the base where the mint master's privy mark appears. The issuer legend 'БАНК РОССИИ' is inscribed along the upper arc of the brass outer ring, while the date '2011' and the mint mark 'СПМД' (Saint Petersburg Mint) appear in the lower arc. |
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Solikamsk, one of Russia's oldest Ural cities, was the center of the Russian salt trade from the 15th century onward — a monopoly so valuable that the Stroganov merchant family built their enormous fortune there before pivoting to the colonization of Siberia. The 2011 bimetallic rouble series featuring ancient Russian cities was issued under a long-running Bank of Russia program celebrating historical urban centers, and Solikamsk's inclusion reflects its outsized role in pre-Petrine economic history relative to its modest modern profile.