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50 Kopecks magnetic

Issuer Transnistrian Republican Bank
Year 2005
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Value 50 Kopecks (0.50 PRB)
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Reverse description The large numeral 50 dominates the central field in bold relief, denoting the coin's denomination. A stylized laurel branch curves around the lower portion of the numeral in a decorative arc. The Cyrillic inscription КОПЕЕК is positioned below the denomination numeral, completing the value statement.
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Reverse lettering 50 КОПЕЕК
(Translation: 50 Kopecks)
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Transnistria's magnetic bronze-plated steel coinage of 2005 replaced earlier non-magnetic issues of the same denominations — hence the "a" suffix variants in the references. The breakaway state, internationally unrecognized since its 1990 declaration of independence from Soviet Moldova, operates its own banking system through the Transnistrian Republican Bank, which has issued a complete coinage series despite the territory's ambiguous legal status. The Russian ruble circulates alongside the Transnistrian ruble within the region.

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