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| Issuer | Central Bank of the Republic of Azerbaijan |
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| Year | 2015 |
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| Value | 100 Manat |
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| Obverse script | Latin |
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| Reverse description | A stylized figure of a canoeist in dynamic pose is depicted at center-right, paddling a sprint canoe across water rendered in low relief. To the left, an elegant decorative branch bearing pomegranate fruits and leaves rises from the lower field, symbolizing Azerbaijani cultural heritage. The lower portion of the field features an ornamental fish motif amid stylized waves and foliage. The bilingual legend 'BAKU 2015 I AVROPA OYUNLARI' and 'FIRST EUROPEAN GAMES' arcs along the upper border, commemorating the inaugural European Games held in Baku. |
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Azerbaijan's 2015 Olympic sports series was issued ahead of Baku's hosting of the first European Games that June — a politically significant event the Aliyev government promoted aggressively as a coming-out moment for the country. Canoe sprint was included among the featured disciplines despite having no meaningful competitive tradition in Azerbaijan at the time.
KM#78 is among the lower-mintage pieces in the series, though precise figures from the Central Bank have not been consistently published through standard numismatic channels.