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250 Tögrög Gemini

Uitgever Bank of Mongolia
Jaar 2007
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Gewicht 15.50 g
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Beschrijving keerzijde Two cherubic putti, rendered in high relief and selectively gilt, are depicted facing each other in the centre of the field, representing the Gemini twins of the zodiac; the left putto holds a circular object while the right holds a lyre. The gilt Gemini astrological symbol (♊) appears at the top of the field. Along the left rim, the Cyrillic legend 'Знаки Зодиака' (Signs of the Zodiac) is inscribed vertically, and along the right rim the Cyrillic word 'Близнецы' (Gemini/Twins) is inscribed vertically. The year of issue '2007' appears in the lower exergue.
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Oplage 2007 - - 7,000
Aanvullende informatie

Mongolia's 2007 commemorative program leaned heavily on the international collector market, with several issues from this period produced by foreign mints under contract rather than at any domestic facility. The Gemini issue belongs to a zodiac series that was marketed primarily through European and North American distributors, meaning most surviving examples never came close to Mongolia itself.

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