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2500 Tögrög Year of the Ox
| Emittent | Bank of Mongolia |
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| Jahr | 2009 |
| Typ | Non-circulating coin |
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| Aversbeschreibung | The national arms of Mongolia displayed centrally in the field, depicting the Soyombo symbol surmounted by a flaming jewel, flanked by two serpentine dragons resting on a decorative scroll, all set within a radiant sunburst. The legend 'MONGOLIA' appears along the right field and the denomination '2500 T' is inscribed at the upper field. The country name is also rendered in traditional Mongolian script along the left field. The inscription '5 OZ 999 SILVER' appears at the lower field, and the entire design is framed by a decorative meander border. |
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| Aversschrift | Latin/Mongolian |
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Mongolia's lunar series coins of this period were produced by outside minting contractors — the Bank of Mongolia has no domestic facility capable of striking large-format silver pieces to this specification. The 2009 ox issue falls within a wave of collector-market lunar coins that flooded the market from smaller issuing nations in the late 2000s, many sharing production lines with issues from Palau, Niue, and similar program issuers.
The ox holds particular weight in the Mongolian twelve-year cycle, associated with agricultural labor and pastoral endurance — values with direct economic resonance in a country where herding still accounts for a significant portion of rural livelihood.