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25 Roubles International Year of Peace and Trust

Issuer Transdniester Republican Bank
Year 2021
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Diameter 28.65 mm
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Reverse description The reverse features a globe in the central field, depicted with continental relief detail, against which a dove in flight is shown carrying an olive branch in its beak — a universal symbol of peace. A circular legend along the upper and right arc reads 'МЕЖДУНАРОДНЫЙ ГОД МИРА И ДОВЕРИЯ' (International Year of Peace and Trust), conforming to the United Nations designation of 2021 as the International Year of Peace and Trust.
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Edge Plain
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Transdniestria — the Russian-backed breakaway state wedged between Moldova and Ukraine — issues collector coins with some regularity despite having no international recognition as a sovereign nation. The 2021 United Nations International Year of Peace and Trust gave the Transdniestrian Republican Bank a convenient multilateral hook, allowing a politically isolated territory to align itself, at least symbolically, with a UN initiative it has no formal standing to participate in.

Nickel plated steel rather than silver signals this was produced for the domestic collector market, where hard currency is scarce.

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