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200 Tenge S. Nurmagambetov
| Issuer | National Bank of Kazakhstan |
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| Year | 2024 |
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| Shape | Round |
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| Reverse description | A detailed bust portrait of Sagadat Nurmagambetov in military dress uniform fills the central field, his decorations, medals, and aiguillette rendered in fine relief. To the upper left, a five-pointed star above a laurel wreath alludes to his military distinction as a Marshal of Kazakhstan. The life dates '1924–2013' appear vertically along the left field, flanked by small stars. The inscription 'S. NURMAǴAMBETOV' curves along the lower field. To the upper right, the legend '100 JYL' (meaning '100 Years') and the year '2024' are inscribed, accompanied by the mint mark of the Kazakhstan Mint. |
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Saparbek Nurmagambetov served as Kazakhstan's Minister of Defense from 1992 to 1995, overseeing the formation of the Kazakhstani armed forces following the dissolution of the Soviet Union — a period in which the new state inherited significant military infrastructure and personnel from the former Red Army. This coin belongs to Kazakhstan's ongoing commemorative circulation series honoring figures of national significance, a program that has expanded considerably since the early 2000s.