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| 背面描述 | The reverse presents a central composition combining naturalistic and stylized stenciled depictions of a Bactrian camel (dromedary). The inscription TÚIE appears prominently at the top of the design, identifying the subject in Kazakh. A wide decorative border runs along the entire perimeter of the coin, featuring ornamental elements characteristic of traditional Kazakh artistic motifs. |
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The tuie — a traditional Kazakh ladle used in ritual hospitality — was formally inscribed on Kazakhstan's Representative List of Intangible Cultural Heritage in the years following independence, part of a broader state effort to codify nomadic material culture into national identity. This coin is one in a running series from the National Bank documenting such objects, issued under a program that has expanded steadily since the early 2010s.
The MH25 copper-nickel alloy is standard to the circulation series, though at 15 grams the piece sits notably heavy for its denomination — a deliberate choice to give the commemorative issues a more substantial feel than everyday pocket change.