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| Transnistria
(also called Trans-Dniestr or Transdniestria) is a breakaway territory
located mostly on a strip of land between the River Dniester and the eastern
Moldovan border with Ukraine. The Pridnestrovskaia Moldavskaia Respublica (PMR,
also known as Pridnestrovie) was formed in 1990, even before the separation
of Moldavia from Russia. After the War of Transnistria in 1992,
Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic got limited recognition, which claims the
territory to the east of the River Dniester, the city of Bender and its
surrounding localities located on the west bank. The Republic of Moldova
does not recognise PMR and considers Transnistria part of Moldova's
autonomous region of Stînga Nistrului ("Left Bank of the Dniester"). It has
an area of 11,544 sq. mi. (29,900 sq. km).
Capital: Tiraspol [Moldavian ASSR: Balta
1924-1929; Tiraspol 1929-1940; Odessa 1941-44]. |
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conquered from the Turks in the last half of the 18th century, and in 1792
the capital city of Bessarabia (present Moldova and part of the Ukraine)
became part of the Russian Empire. During the Russian Revolution, in 1918,
the area was taken by Romanian troops, and in 1924 the Moldavian Autonomous
SSR was formed on the left bank of the Dniester River. On June 22, 1941,
Romania declared war on the U.S.S.R. and Romanian troops fought alongside
the Germans up to Stalingrad. A Romanian occupation area between the
Dniester and Bug Rivers called Transnistria was established in October 1941.
Its center was the port of Odessa. Once the Moldavian SSR declared
independence in August 1991, Transnistria did not want to be part of
Moldavia. In 1992, Moldova tried to solve the issue militarily with battles
in Bendery and Doubossary. The conflict was ended with Russian mediation and
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Apr 1919 - 11 May 1919 Occupied by Soviet Russia.
05 May 1919 Provisional Workers' and Peasants' Government of
Bessarabia founded in exile at Odessa.
11 May 1919 Bessarabian Socialist Soviet Republic proclaimed at
Tiraspol
as an autonomous part of the Russian S.F.S.R.
08 Aug 1919 - 12 Feb 1920 Occupied by "White" Russian forces under
Denikin.
12 Feb 1920 Incorporated into Ukraine.
11 Oct 1924 Moldavian A.S.S.R. established within the Ukrainian S.S.R.
02 Aug 1940 Moldavian A.S.S.R. joined with Bessarabia (previously part
Romania) to form Moldavian Soviet Socialist Republic.
18 Oct 1941 - 10 Apr 1944 Annexed by Romania, and along with Odessa
and Ukrainian
territory to the Bug River organized as Transnistria.
05 May 1990 Tiraspol and Bender refuse to raise the new Moldovan flag.
02 Sep 1990 Transnistrian Moldovian Soviet Socialist Republic declared
within the Soviet Union, but independent of Moldova S.S.R.
(not recognized).
08 Dec 1990 Declaration of sovereignty passed.
22 Dec 1990 Soviet government invalidates sovereignty declaration.
25 Aug 1991 Declaration of independence (not recognized).
05 Nov 1991 Transnistrian Moldovian Republic (not internationally
recognized).
17 Jan 1996 Constitution adopted.
17 Sep 2006 Referendum supports independence from Moldova and
association
with Russia with 97.2% of vote. |
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Territorial
Disputes: After the dissolution of the USSR,
tensions between the Moldovan government and the breakaway unrecognized
state's authorities in Tiraspol escalated into a military conflict that
started in March 1992 and was concluded by a ceasefire in July 1992. As part
of that agreement, a three-party (Russia, Moldova, Transnistria) Joint
Control Commission supervises the security arrangements in the demilitarized
zone, comprising 20 localities on both sides of the river. Although the
ceasefire has held, the territory's political status remains unresolved:
while internationally unrecognized, Transnistria is, in effect, an
independent state organized as a presidential republic, with its own
government, parliament, military, police, postal system, and currency. Its
authorities have adopted a constitution, flag, national anthem, and a coat
of arms. However, following a 2005 agreement between Moldova and Ukraine,
all Transnistrian companies seeking to export goods through the Ukrainian
border must be registered with the Moldovan authorities. |
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agreement was implemented after the European Union Border Assistance Mission
to Moldova and Ukraine (EUBAM) started its activity in 2005. Most Transnistrians also
have Moldovan citizenship, but there are also many Transnistrians with
Russian and Ukrainian citizenship. Transnistria is sometimes compared with
other post-Soviet frozen conflict zones such as Nagorno-Karabakh, Abkhazia,
and South Ossetia. These four unrecognized states maintain friendly
relations with each other and form the Community for Democracy and Rights of
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- Executive Secretaries of the
Moldavian Regional Committee of the Communist Party of Ukraine
- Iosif Isaakovich
Badeyev (Suslik)................15 Dec 1924 - 27 Dec 1928
- Khaim
Bentsionovich Bogopolsky...................27 Dec 1928 - Mar 1930
- Ilya Moiseyevich
Ilin (Broidman) ...................Apr 1930 - Oct 1931
- Ivan Semyonovich
Plachinda (Sporosh)................Oct 1931 - Jul 1932
- First Secretaries of the Moldavian
Regional Committee of the Communist Party of Ukraine
- Ivan Nikolayevich
Sirko.............................Jul 1932 - Jun 1933
- Gurgen Osipovich
Bulat..............................Jun 1933 - 28 Aug 1935
- Zinovy Osipovich
Sidersky........................28 Aug 1935 - Apr 1937
- Vladimir
Zakharovich Todres.........................Apr 1937 - Aug 1937
- Nikolay Ivanovich
(Isayevich) Golab (acting)........Aug 1937 - 23 May 1938
- Vladimir
Nikolayevich Borisov....................23 May 1938 - Feb 1939
- Aleksey
Nikolayevich Melnikov.......................Feb 1939 - Jun 1939
- Pyotr Grigoryevich
Borodin..........................Jun 1939 - 01 Aug 1940
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- Chairman of the Provisional
Government
- Ivan Nikolayevich
Krivorukov...................... 05 May 1919 - Aug 1919
- He was in exile to 11
May 1919 in Odessa.
- Chairman of the Revolutionary
Committee
- Grigory Ivanovich
Borisov (Stary)...................12 Oct 1924 - 23 Apr 1925
- Chairmen of the Central Executive
Committee
- Grigory Ivanovich
Borisov (Stary)...................23 Apr 1925 - May 1926
- Yefstafy Pavlovich
Voronovich..........................May 1926 - May 1937
- Georgy
Yermolayevich Streshny (acting).................May 1937 - Jul 1938
- Chairmen of the Council of People's Commissars
- Aleksandr Ivanovich Stroyev....................23
Apr 1925 - May 1926
- Grigory Ivanovich Borisov (Stary)
[1st time]......May 1926 - 1928
- Sergey Vasilevich Dimitriu............................1928
- 07 Apr 1932
- Grigory Ivanovich Borisov (Sta.ry)
[2nd time]..07 Apr 1932 - 22 May 1937
- unknown ruler 22 May
1937 - Feb 1938.
- Georgy Yermolayevich Streshny.....................Feb
1938 - May 1940
- Tikhon Antonovich Konstantinov........................1940
- 01 Aug 1940
- Chairmen of the Presidium of the
Supreme Soviet
- Tikhon Antonovich
Konstantinov.........................Jul 1938 - 28 Jun 1940
- Sergey Danilovich
Burlachenko.......................28 Jun 1940 - 01 Aug 1940
- Romanian Military Commanders
- Nicolea Ciuperche......................................Jul
1941 - 13 Sep 1941
- Iosif Iacobici......................................14
Sep 1941 - 16 Oct 1941
- Military Governors of Transnistria
(in Odessa)
- Gheorghe Alexeanu...................................18
Oct 1941 - 1944
- Gheorghe Potopeanu.........................................1944
- 10 Apr 1944
- Chairman of the Extraordinary
Congress of Deputies of All Levels of Transnistria
- Igor Nikolayevich
Smirnov...........................02 Sep 1990 - 03 Sep 1990
- Chairman of the (to 29 Nov 1990,
Provisional) Supreme Soviet
- Igor Nikolayevich
Smirnov...........................03 Sep 1990 - 29 Nov 1990
- Chairman of the Republic
- Igor Nikolayevich
Smirnov...........................29 Nov 1990 - 03 Dec 1991
- He was Moldovan
prisoner 29 Aug 1991 - 01 Oct 1991.
- Andrey
Panteleyevich Manoylov..................29 Aug 1991 - 01 Oct 1991
- He was First Deputy,
acting for imprisoned Smirnov.
- Presidents
- Igor Nikolayevich
Smirnov...........................03 Dec 1991 - 30 Dec 2011
- Yevgeny
Vasilyevich Shevchuk........................30 Dec 2011 - 16 Dec 2016
- Vadim Nikolaevich
Krasnoselsky......................16 Dec 2016 - date
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| Currency:
Since 2000, Transdniestrian Ruble (PRB) are used. Transdniestrian Ruble [Rublei]
= 100 kopecks [kopeek]. |
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2000 |
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KM#01
1 kopeek. Year:
2000. Weight:
0.64g [0.62g]. Metal:
Aluminum.
Diameter:
15.90 mm. Edge:
Plain. Alignment:
Medal. Mint:
Warsaw Mint. Obverse:
Emblem in center with "Приднестрóвская
Молдáвская Респýблика"
(Pridnestrovian
Moldavian Republic)
written in Russian around. Date at the bottom. Reverse:
Value "1 копейка" (1 kopeck) in Russian in the
center with wheat stalks on both sides.
Mintage:
N/A.
Minted Years:
One year type. |
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KM#02
5 kopeek. Year:
2000. Weight:
0.77g [0.70g]. Metal:
Aluminum.
Diameter:
17.90 mm. Edge:
Plain. Alignment:
Medal. Mint:
Warsaw Mint. Obverse:
Emblem in center with "Приднестрóвская
Молдáвская Респýблика"
(Pridnestrovian
Moldavian Republic)
written in Russian around. Date at the bottom. Reverse:
Value "5 копеек" (5 kopecks) in Russian in the
center with wheat stalks on both sides.
Mintage:
N/A.
Minted Years:
One year type. |
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KM#03
10 kopeek. Year:
2000. Weight:
0.96g [1.00g]. Metal:
Aluminum.
Diameter:
20.00 mm. Edge:
Plain. Alignment:
Medal. Mint:
Warsaw Mint. Obverse:
Emblem in center with "Приднестрóвская
Молдáвская Респýблика"
(Pridnestrovian
Moldavian Republic)
written in Russian around. Date at the bottom. Reverse:
Value "10 копеек" (10 kopecks) in Russian in
the center with wheat stalks on both sides.
Mintage:
N/A.
Minted Years:
One year type. |
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KM#04
50 kopeek. Year:
2000. Weight:
2.76g [2.60g]. Metal:
Aluminum-Bronze.
Diameter:
19.00 mm. Edge:
Plain. Alignment:
Medal. Mint:
Warsaw Mint. Obverse:
Emblem in center with "Приднестрóвская
Молдáвская Респýблика"
(Pridnestrovian
Moldavian Republic)
written in Russian around. Date at the bottom. Reverse:
Value "50 копеек" (50 kopecks) in Russian in
the center within wreath.
Mintage:
N/A.
Minted Years:
One year type. |
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2002 |
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KM#05
25 kopeek. Year:
2002. Weight:
2.15g [2.15g]. Metal:
Aluminum-Bronze.
Diameter:
16.85 mm. Edge:
Plain. Alignment:
Medal. Mint:
Warsaw Mint. Obverse:
Emblem in center with "Приднестрóвская
Молдáвская Респýблика"
(Pridnestrovian
Moldavian Republic)
written in Russian around. Date at the bottom. Reverse:
Value "25 копеек" (25 kopecks) in Russian in
the center within wreath.
Mintage:
N/A.
Minted Years:
One year type. |
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KM#38
100 Rubrei. Year:
2002. Weight:
14.15g [14.15g]. Metal:
0.925 silver.
Diameter:
32.00 mm. Edge:
Plain. Alignment:
Medal. Mint:
N/A. Obverse:
Emblem in center with "Приднестровский
Республиканский Банк"
(Pridnestrovian
Republic Bank)
written in Russian around. Date and Value "100 рублей"at the bottom. Reverse:
"К.К.
ГЕДРОЙЦ" (K.K.
Gedroits) in Russian written on the top. His portrait in the
center with a book, chemistry flask and plants on his left side.
"1872-1932" (indicating life time of
the scientist)
on his bottom left side. Some wreath at his bottom right side.
Mintage:
500.
Minted Years:
One year type. |
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Konstantin Kaetanovich Gedroits (1872–1932) was a
Russian scientist and painter born in Grigoriopol. Specializing in
geology, he authored Genetic soil classification based on the
absorptive soil complex and absorbed soil cations (out of print).
This coin is the part of "The Outstanding People of
Pridnestrovie", a series of commemorative coins issued between 2001
and 2004 by the Transnistrian Republican Bank. Details can be seen
at:
http://www.cbpmr.net/?id=44&lang=en |
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KM#50
5 kopeek. Year:
2005. Weight:
0.79g [0.80g]. Metal:
Aluminum.
Diameter:
18.00 mm. Edge:
Plain. Alignment:
Medal. Mint:
Warsaw Mint. Obverse:
Emblem in center with "ПРИДНЕСТРОВСКАЯ
МОЛДАВСКАЯ РЕСПУБЛИКА"
(Pridnestrovian
Moldavian Republic)
written in Russian around. "ПМР РМН ПМР" written on banner within
the Emblem.
Date at the bottom. Reverse:
Value "5 КОПЕЕК" (5 kopecks) in Russian in the
center with wheat stalks on both sides.
Mintage:
N/A.
Minted Years:
One year type. |
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KM#51
10 kopeek. Year:
2005. Weight:
0.98g [1.00g]. Metal:
Aluminum.
Diameter:
20.00 mm. Edge:
Plain. Alignment:
Medal. Mint:
Warsaw Mint. Obverse:
Emblem in center with "ПРИДНЕСТРОВСКАЯ
МОЛДАВСКАЯ РЕСПУБЛИКА"
(Pridnestrovian
Moldavian Republic)
written in Russian around.
"ПМР РМН ПМР" written
on banner within the Emblem.
Date at the bottom. Reverse:
Value "10 КОПЕЕК" (10 kopecks) in Russian in
the center with wheat stalks on both sides.
Mintage:
N/A.
Minted Years:
One year type. |
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KM#52
25 kopeek. Year:
2005. Weight:
2.20g [2.20g]. Metal:
Aluminum-Bronze.
Diameter:
17.00 mm. Edge:
Plain. Alignment:
Medal. Mint:
Warsaw Mint. Obverse:
Emblem in center with "ПРИДНЕСТРОВСКАЯ
МОЛДАВСКАЯ РЕСПУБЛИКА"
(Pridnestrovian
Moldavian Republic)
written in Russian around.
"ПМР РМН ПМР" written
on banner within the Emblem.
Date at the bottom. Reverse:
Value "25 КОПЕЕК" (25 kopecks) in Russian in
the center within wreath.
Mintage:
N/A.
Minted Years:
One year type. |
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KM#52a
25 kopeek. Year:
2005. Weight:
2.18g [2.20g]. Metal:
Bronze plated Steel (magnetic type).
Diameter:
17.00 mm. Edge:
Plain. Alignment:
Medal. Mint:
Warsaw Mint. Obverse:
Emblem in center with "ПРИДНЕСТРОВСКАЯ
МОЛДАВСКАЯ РЕСПУБЛИКА"
(Pridnestrovian
Moldavian Republic)
written in Russian around. "ПМР РМН ПМР" written
on banner within the Emblem.
Date at the bottom. Reverse:
Value "25 КОПЕЕК" (25 kopecks) in Russian in
the center within wreath.
Mintage:
N/A.
Minted Years:
One year type. |
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KM#53
50 kopeek. Year:
2005. Weight:
2.67g [2.70g]. Metal:
Aluminum-Bronze.
Diameter:
18.90 mm. Edge:
Plain. Alignment:
Medal. Mint:
N/A. Obverse:
Emblem in center with "Приднестрóвская
Молдáвская Респýблика"
(Pridnestrovian
Moldavian Republic)
written in Russian around. Date at the bottom. Reverse:
Value "50 копеек" (50 kopecks) in Russian in
the center within wreath.
Mintage:
N/A.
Minted Years:
One year type. |
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KM#53a
50 kopeek. Year:
2005. Weight:
2.73g [2.70g]. Metal:
Bronze plated Steel (magnetic type).
Diameter:
18.90 mm. Edge:
Plain. Alignment:
Medal. Mint:
N/A. Obverse:
Emblem in center with "Приднестрóвская
Молдáвская Респýблика"
(Pridnestrovian
Moldavian Republic)
written in Russian around. Date at the bottom. Reverse:
Value "50 копеек" (50 kopecks) in Russian in
the center within wreath.
Mintage:
N/A.
Minted Years:
One year type. |
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2014 - composite material issues |
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In August 2014 Transnistria (Trans-dniester, Transdniestra) released the first
circulating plastic coins issued by a national government. Each of the four
composite plastic coins is a different color and a different shape. The coins
issued are the round yellow-brown 1 Ruble depicting General Alexander Suvorov.
The square green 3 Rubles portrays F. P. De Volan. The blue 5 Rubles is
five-sided and depicts Count Pyotr Rumyantsev. Russian Empress Catherine the
Great is on the six-sided pink 10 Rubles. The logo of the Trans-Dniester
Republican Bank and the date is repeated across the reverse of each of the
coins. Some coin collectors claim that these plastic coins luminance when
exposed to infrared or ultraviolet rays. |
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1 Ruble. Year:
2014. Weight:
0.86g. Metal:
Composite material.
Diameter:
26.00 mm. Edge:
Plain; white color. Alignment:
Medal. Mint:
Goznak (Moscow, Russia). Obverse:
Emblem of Bank with initials "ПРБ"
(PRB), Year "2014" and Value "ОДИН РУБЛЬ" (One
Ruble) displayed on various places. |
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Reverse:
General Alexander Vasilyevich Suvorov portrait in the center.
Value "1 РУБЛЬ" (1
Ruble) in Russian at
the center left side. "серия АА"
(Series AA) written above the Value.
"Приднестровский
Республиканский Банк"
(Trans-Dniester Republican Bank)
written in Russian at the bottom.
Mintage:
N/A.
Minted Years:
One year type. |
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3 Ruble. Year:
2014. Weight:
1.03g. Metal:
Composite material.
Diameter:
26.00 mm x 26.00 mm; Square. Edge:
Plain; white color. Alignment:
Medal. Mint:
Goznak (Moscow, Russia). Obverse:
Emblem of Bank with initials "ПРБ"
(PRB), Year "2014" and Value "ТРИ РУБЛЯ" (Three
Rubles) displayed on various places. |
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Reverse:
Francois Paul Swerts de
Wollant portrait in the center.
Value "3 РУБЛЯ" (3
Rubles) in Russian at the center right side.
"серия АА" (Series AA) written above the Value.
"Приднестровский
Республиканский Банк"
(Trans-Dniester Republican Bank)
written in Russian at the bottom.
Mintage:
N/A.
Minted Years:
One year type. |
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5 Ruble. Year:
2014. Weight:
1.00g. Metal:
Composite material.
Diameter:
28.00 mm x 28.50 mm; 5-sided. Edge:
Plain; white color. Alignment:
Medal. Mint:
Goznak (Moscow, Russia). Obverse:
Emblem of Bank with initials "ПРБ"
(PRB), Year "2014" and Value "ПЯТЬ РУБЛЕЙ" (Five
Rubles) displayed on various places. |
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Reverse:
Count Pyotr Alexandrovich
Rumyantsev-Zadunaisky portrait in the center.
Value "5 РУБЛЕЙ" (5
Rubles) in Russian at the center left side.
"серия АА" (Series AA) written above the Value.
"Приднестровский
Республиканский Банк"
(Trans-Dniester Republican Bank)
written in Russian at the bottom.
Mintage:
N/A.
Minted Years:
One year type. |
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10 Ruble. Year:
2014. Weight:
0.93g. Metal:
Composite material.
Diameter:
28.00 mm x 28.00 mm; 6-sided. Edge:
Plain; white color. Alignment:
Medal. Mint:
Goznak (Moscow, Russia). Obverse:
Emblem of Bank with initials "ПРБ"
(PRB), Year "2014" and Value "ДЕСЯТЬ РУБЛЕЙ" (Ten
Rubles) displayed on various places. |
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Reverse:
Catherine the Great portrait in the center.
Value "10 РУБЛЕЙ" (10
Rubles) in Russian at the center right side.
"серия АА" (Series AA) written above the Value.
"Приднестровский
Республиканский Банк"
(Trans-Dniester Republican Bank)
written in Russian at the bottom.
Mintage:
N/A.
Minted Years:
One year type. |
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1 Ruble. Year:
2014. Weight:
4.74g [4.75g]. Metal:
Nickel clad Steel.
Diameter:
22.00 mm. Edge:
Plain. Alignment:
Medal. Mint:
N/A. Obverse:
Emblem in center with "ПРИДНЕСТРОВСКИЙ
РЕСПУБЛИКАНСКИЙ БАНК"
(Transnistrian Republican Bank)
written in Russian around. Value "1 РУБЛЬ" (1
Ruble) in Russian below the Emblem.
Date at the bottom. Reverse:
Monastery
buildings in the center with inscription "1864-2014 gg" above it. "СВЯТО-ВОЗНЕСЕНСКИЙ
НОВО-НЯМЕЦКИЙ МОНАСТЫРЬ" (Holy Ascension Novo-Neamt monastery). written
at the top section.
Mintage:
50,000.
Minted Years:
One year type. |
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1 Ruble. Year:
2014. Weight:
4.73g [4.75g]. Metal:
Nickel clad Steel.
Diameter:
22.00 mm. Edge:
Plain. Alignment:
Medal. Mint:
N/A. Obverse:
Emblem in center with "ПРИДНЕСТРОВСКИЙ
РЕСПУБЛИКАНСКИЙ БАНК"
(Transnistrian Republican Bank)
written in Russian around.
Value "1 РУБЛЬ" (1
Ruble) in Russian below the Emblem.
Date at the bottom. Reverse:
Bendery fortress
in the center. Year of foundation of the city "1408 г." written at
the top left side. "БЕНДЕРЫ" (BENDER) written at the bottom slanting
upwards.
Mintage:
50,000.
Minted Years:
One year type. |
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1 Ruble. Year:
2014. Weight:
4.72g [4.75g]. Metal:
Nickel clad Steel.
Diameter:
22.00 mm. Edge:
Plain. Alignment:
Medal. Mint:
N/A. Obverse:
Emblem in center with "ПРИДНЕСТРОВСКИЙ
РЕСПУБЛИКАНСКИЙ БАНК"
(Transnistrian Republican Bank)
written in Russian around. Value "1 РУБЛЬ" (1
Ruble) in Russian below the Emblem.
Date at the bottom. Reverse:
In the center, a
monument on the background of Prometheus lines LEP showing at the
top. Year of foundation of the city "1961 г." written at the top
left side. "ДНЕСТРОВСК" (DNESTROVSK) written at the bottom slanting
upwards.
Mintage:
50,000.
Minted Years:
One year type. |
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1 Ruble. Year:
2014. Weight:
4.73g [4.75g]. Metal:
Nickel clad Steel.
Diameter:
22.00 mm. Edge:
Plain. Alignment:
Medal. Mint:
N/A. Obverse:
Emblem in center with "ПРИДНЕСТРОВСКИЙ
РЕСПУБЛИКАНСКИЙ БАНК"
(Transnistrian Republican Bank)
written in Russian around. Value "1 РУБЛЬ" (1
Ruble) in Russian below the Emblem.
Date at the bottom. Reverse:
Stele Dubossary hydroelectric power station
in the center. Year of
foundation of the city "1795 г." written at the top left side. "ДУБОССАРЫ"
(DUBOSSARY)
written at the bottom slanting upwards.
Mintage:
50,000.
Minted Years:
One year type. |
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1 Ruble. Year:
2014. Weight:
4.72g [4.75g]. Metal:
Nickel clad Steel.
Diameter:
22.00 mm. Edge:
Plain. Alignment:
Medal. Mint:
N/A. Obverse:
Emblem in center with "ПРИДНЕСТРОВСКИЙ
РЕСПУБЛИКАНСКИЙ БАНК"
(Transnistrian Republican Bank)
written in Russian around. Value "1 РУБЛЬ" (1
Ruble) in Russian below the Emblem.
Date at the bottom. Reverse:
Ascension Cathedral
in the center. Year of
foundation of the city "1792 г." written at the top left side. "ГРИГОРИОПОЛЬ"
(GRIGORIOPOL) written at the bottom slanting upwards.
Mintage:
50,000.
Minted Years:
One year type. |
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1 Ruble. Year:
2014. Weight:
4.69g [4.75g]. Metal:
Nickel clad Steel.
Diameter:
22.00 mm. Edge:
Plain. Alignment:
Medal. Mint:
N/A. Obverse:
Emblem in center with "ПРИДНЕСТРОВСКИЙ
РЕСПУБЛИКАНСКИЙ БАНК"
(Transnistrian Republican Bank)
written in Russian around. Value "1 РУБЛЬ" (1
Ruble) in Russian below the Emblem.
Date at the bottom. Reverse:
The city House of Culture
in the center. Year of
foundation of the city "1654 г." written at the top right side. "КАМЕНКА"
(KAMENKA) written at the bottom slanting upwards.
Mintage:
50,000.
Minted Years:
One year type. |
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1 Ruble. Year:
2014. Weight:
4.75g [4.75g]. Metal:
Nickel clad Steel.
Diameter:
22.00 mm. Edge:
Plain. Alignment:
Medal. Mint:
N/A. Obverse:
Emblem in center with "ПРИДНЕСТРОВСКИЙ
РЕСПУБЛИКАНСКИЙ БАНК"
(Transnistrian Republican Bank)
written in Russian around. Value "1 РУБЛЬ" (1
Ruble) in Russian below the Emblem.
Date at the bottom. Reverse:
The stele, an open
book, which embodies the chronicle of the city, against the backdrop
of a metallurgical plant
in the center. Year of
foundation of the city "1628 г." written at the top right side. "РЫБНИЦА"
(RYBNITSA) written at the bottom slanting upwards.
Mintage:
50,000.
Minted Years:
One year type. |
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1 Ruble. Year:
2014. Weight:
4.76g [4.75g]. Metal:
Nickel clad Steel.
Diameter:
22.00 mm. Edge:
Plain. Alignment:
Medal. Mint:
N/A. Obverse:
Emblem in center with "ПРИДНЕСТРОВСКИЙ
РЕСПУБЛИКАНСКИЙ БАНК"
(Transnistrian Republican Bank)
written in Russian around. Value "1 РУБЛЬ" (1
Ruble) in Russian below the Emblem.
Date at the bottom. Reverse:
The image of the
sculptural group of farmers
in the center. Year of
foundation of the city "1863 г." written at the top right side. "СЛОБОДЗЕЯ"
(SLOBODZEYA)
written at the bottom slanting upwards.
Mintage:
50,000.
Minted Years:
One year type. |
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1 Ruble. Year:
2014. Weight:
4.76g [4.75g]. Metal:
Nickel clad Steel.
Diameter:
22.00 mm. Edge:
Plain. Alignment:
Medal. Mint:
N/A. Obverse:
Emblem in center with "ПРИДНЕСТРОВСКИЙ
РЕСПУБЛИКАНСКИЙ БАНК"
(Transnistrian Republican Bank)
written in Russian around. Value "1 РУБЛЬ" (1
Ruble) in Russian below the Emblem.
Date at the bottom. Reverse:
A monument to AV Suvorov on the background of
the plan Tiraspol fortress
in the center. Year of
foundation of the city "1792 г." written at the top right side. "ТИРАСПОЛЬ"
(TIRASPOL) written at the bottom.
Mintage:
50,000.
Minted Years:
One year type. |
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2015 |
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1 Ruble. Year:
2015. Weight:
4.81g [4.75g]. Metal:
Nickel clad Steel.
Diameter:
22.00 mm. Edge:
Plain. Alignment:
Medal. Mint:
N/A. Obverse:
Emblem in center with "ПРИДНЕСТРОВСКИЙ
РЕСПУБЛИКАНСКИЙ БАНК"
(Transnistrian Republican Bank)
written in Russian around. Value "1 РУБЛЬ" (1
Ruble) in Russian below the Emblem.
Date at the bottom. Reverse:
Cathedral building in the center with
inscription "1815-2015" at the top left side. "Собор Преображения
Господня г. Бендеры" (Cathedral of the Transfiguration in Bendery)
written at the top section.
Mintage:
50,000.
Minted Years:
One year type. |
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1 Ruble. Year:
2015. Weight:
4.77g [4.75g]. Metal:
Nickel clad Steel.
Diameter:
22.00 mm. Edge:
Plain. Alignment:
Medal. Mint:
N/A. Obverse:
Emblem in center with "ПРИДНЕСТРОВСКИЙ
РЕСПУБЛИКАНСКИЙ БАНК"
(Transnistrian Republican Bank)
written in Russian around. Value "1 РУБЛЬ" (1
Ruble) in Russian below the Emblem.
Date at the bottom. |
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Reverse:
Rays of the rising sun with two flying doves above it in the center.
"ПРИДНЕСТРОВСКАЯ МОЛДАВСКАЯ РЕСПУБЛИКА" ("TRANSNISTRIAN MOLDOVAN
REPUBLIC") written at the top section. "25 лет" ("25 Years") written
on the left side of the coin. "1990-2015" written on the banner at
the bottom.
Mintage:
50,000.
Minted Years:
One year type.
Subject:
25th Anniversary of the Independence of Transnistrian Moldovan
Republic. |
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1 Ruble. Year:
2015. Weight:
4.79g [4.75g]. Metal:
Nickel clad Steel.
Diameter:
22.00 mm. Edge:
Plain. Alignment:
Medal. Mint:
N/A. Obverse:
Emblem in center with "ПРИДНЕСТРОВСКИЙ
РЕСПУБЛИКАНСКИЙ БАНК"
(Transnistrian Republican Bank)
written in Russian around. Value "1 РУБЛЬ" (1
Ruble) in Russian below the Emblem.
Date at the bottom. Reverse:
Ruble currency symbol in the center. "ПРИДНЕСТРОВСКИЙ"
(Transnistrian) written around it at the top section. "РУБЛЬ"
(Ruble) written at the bottom.
Mintage:
50,000.
Minted Years:
One year type. |
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1 Ruble. Year:
2015. Weight:
4.71g [4.75g]. Metal:
Nickel clad Steel.
Diameter:
22.00 mm. Edge:
Plain. Alignment:
Medal. Mint:
N/A. Obverse:
Emblem in center with "ПРИДНЕСТРОВСКИЙ
РЕСПУБЛИКАНСКИЙ БАНК"
(Transnistrian Republican Bank)
written in Russian around. Value "1 РУБЛЬ" (1
Ruble) in Russian below the Emblem.
Date at the bottom. |
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Reverse: Dates
"1945-2015" written at the top.
Tank on a pedestal and the eternal
flame in the memorial complex of Tiraspol.
"70 ЛЕТ ВЕЛИКОЙ ПОБЕДЫ" (70 years of Great Victory)
Mintage:
50,000.
Minted Years:
One year type.
Subject:
70th Anniversary of ending WWII (1945-2015) - Victory in the Great
Patriotic War series. Memorials of Military Glory Transnistria. |
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1 Ruble. Year:
2015. Weight:
4.72g [4.75g]. Metal:
Nickel clad Steel.
Diameter:
22.00 mm. Edge:
Plain. Alignment:
Medal. Mint:
N/A. Obverse:
Emblem in center with "ПРИДНЕСТРОВСКИЙ
РЕСПУБЛИКАНСКИЙ БАНК"
(Transnistrian Republican Bank)
written in Russian around. Value "1 РУБЛЬ" (1
Ruble) in Russian below the Emblem.
Date at the bottom. |
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Reverse:
Order of the Second
World War, on the rays of the star signs. On the left year "1945"
and on the right year "2015" are written in the center. "70 ЛЕТ" (70
years) written at the top. "ВЕЛИКОЙ ПОБЕДЫ" (Great Victory) written
at the bottom. Stylized laurel branch on both left and right side of
the coin.
Mintage:
50,000.
Minted Years:
One year type.
Subject:
70th Anniversary of ending WWII (1945-2015) - Victory in the Great
Patriotic War series. Memorials of Military Glory Transnistria. |
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1 Ruble. Year:
2015. Weight:
4.73g [4.75g]. Metal:
Nickel clad Steel.
Diameter:
22.00 mm. Edge:
Plain. Alignment:
Medal. Mint:
N/A. Obverse:
Emblem in center with "ПРИДНЕСТРОВСКИЙ
РЕСПУБЛИКАНСКИЙ БАНК"
(Transnistrian Republican Bank)
written in Russian around. Value "1 РУБЛЬ" (1
Ruble) in Russian below the Emblem. Date at the bottom. |
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Reverse:
"ГОД ОГНЕННОЙ ОБЕЗЬЯНЫ"
(Year of the Fiery Monkey) written at the top. A snub-nosed monkey
with a baby sitting on the rocks on the left side. In the background
there is a fragment of a Chinese building. Above Chinese building
there is a hieroglyph symbol of 2016. "2016" written at the bottom.
Mintage:
50,000.
Minted Years:
One year type.
Subject:
Year of the Fiery Monkey 2016. |
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2016 |
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1 Ruble. Year:
2016. Weight:
4.77g [4.75g]. Metal:
Nickel clad Steel.
Diameter:
22.00 mm. Edge:
Plain. Alignment:
Medal. Mint:
Tiraspol Mint. Obverse:
Emblem in center with "ПРИДНЕСТРОВСКИЙ
РЕСПУБЛИКАНСКИЙ БАНК"
(Transnistrian Republican Bank)
written in Russian around. Value "1 РУБЛЬ" (1
Ruble) in Russian below the Emblem. Date at the bottom. |
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Reverse:
"10 ЛЕТ
РЕФЕРЕНДУМУ В ПМР"
(10 years referendum in Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic) written at the top
section and extending towards right side. Square box in the center
with "НАШ ВЫБОР РОССИЯ" (Our Choice - Russia) written on the right
side.
Mintage:
50,000.
Minted Years:
One year type.
Subject:
10 years
of the referendum for the Independence of Transnistria and joining
Russia. |
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1 Ruble. Year:
2016. Weight:
4.79g [4.75g]. Metal:
Nickel clad Steel.
Diameter:
22.00 mm. Edge:
Plain. Alignment:
Medal. Mint:
Tiraspol Mint. Obverse:
Emblem in center with "ПРИДНЕСТРОВСКИЙ
РЕСПУБЛИКАНСКИЙ БАНК"
(Transnistrian Republican Bank)
written in Russian around. Value "1 РУБЛЬ" (1
Ruble) in Russian below the Emblem. Date at the bottom. |
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Reverse:
"ГОД ОГНЕННОГО
ПЕТУХА"
(The Year of the Fire Rooster) written at the top. Rooster walking
left in the center. Hieroglyph symbol 2017 (Chinese characters)
above Rooster. "2017" written at the lower bottom left side.
Mintage:
50,000.
Minted Years:
One year type.
Subject:
Part of Chinese Zodiac 2016 series. |
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2017 |
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1 Ruble. Year:
2017. Weight:
4.63g [4.65g]. Metal:
Nickel clad Steel.
Diameter:
22.00 mm. Edge:
Plain. Alignment:
Medal. Mint:
Tiraspol Mint. Obverse:
Emblem in center with "ПРИДНЕСТРОВСКИЙ
РЕСПУБЛИКАНСКИЙ БАНК"
(Transnistrian Republican Bank)
written in Russian around. Value "1 РУБЛЬ" (1
Ruble) in Russian below the Emblem. Date at the bottom. |
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Reverse:
"ЧЕМПИОНАТ МИРА ПО
ФУТБОЛУ" (CHEMPIONAT MIRA PO FUTBOLU) [SOCCER WORLD CUP] written at the top
section. Abstract art in the center. Date: "2018" at the bottom.
Mintage:
50,000.
Minted Years:
One year type.
Subject:
FIFA
World Cup in
Russia. |
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1 Ruble. Year:
2017. Weight:
4.72g [4.75g]. Metal:
Nickel clad Steel.
Diameter:
22.00 mm. Edge:
Plain. Alignment:
Medal. Mint:
Tiraspol Mint. Obverse:
Emblem in center with "ПРИДНЕСТРОВСКИЙ
РЕСПУБЛИКАНСКИЙ БАНК"
(Transnistrian Republican Bank)
written in Russian around. Value "1 РУБЛЬ" (1
Ruble) in Russian below the Emblem. Date at the bottom. |
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Reverse:
Coat of arms of
Dnestrovsk in the center having 1961 year. "ДНЕСТРОВСК" (Dnestrovsk) written at the bottom.
Mintage:
50,000.
Minted Years:
One year type.
Subject:
Modern Coats of arms of Transnistrian Cities 2017 Series. |
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3 Ruble. Year:
2017. Weight:
5.55g [5.60g]. Metal:
Nickel clad Steel.
Diameter:
24.00 mm. Edge:
Plain. Alignment:
Medal. Mint:
Tiraspol Mint. Obverse:
Emblem in center with "ПРИДНЕСТРОВСКИЙ
РЕСПУБЛИКАНСКИЙ БАНК"
(Transnistrian Republican Bank) written in Russian around. Value "3
РУБЛЯ" (3 Rubles) in Russian below the Emblem. Date at the bottom. |
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Reverse:
Portrait of Felix
Dzerzhinsky facing left in the center. "ОРГАНАМ ГОСУДАРСТВЕННОЙ БЕЗОПАСНОСТИ"
(Committee for State Security) written around the portrait. Dates:
"1917-2017" written left side of the portrait. "* 100 ЛЕТ *" (*
100 Years *) written at the bottom.
Mintage:
30,000.
Minted Years:
One year type.
Subject:
100th
Anniversary of the Committee for State Security.
Felix Edmundovich Dzerzhinsky (Russian:
Фе́ликс Эдму́ндович Дзержи́нский; Polish: Feliks Dzierżyński), was
born on 11 September [O.S. 30 August] 1877 and died on 20 July 1926.
He was nicknamed Iron Felix and was a Bolshevik revolutionary leader
and statesman. From 1917 until his death in 1926, Dzerzhinsky led
the first two Soviet state security organizations, the Cheka and the
OGPU, establishing a secret police for the post-revolutionary Soviet
government. |
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2019 |
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5 kopeek. Year:
2019. Weight:
2.30g [2.34g]. Metal:
Nickel plated steel (magnetic type).
Diameter:
17.50 mm. Edge:
Plain. Alignment:
Medal. Mint:
Warsaw Mint. Obverse:
Emblem in center with "ПРИДНЕСТРОВСКАЯ
МОЛДАВСКАЯ РЕСПУБЛИКА"
(Pridnestrovian
Moldavian Republic)
written in Russian around. "ПМР РМН ПМР" written on banner within
the Emblem.
Date at the bottom. Reverse:
Value "5 КОПЕЕК" (5 kopecks) in Russian in the
center with wheat stalks on both sides.
Mintage:
N/A.
Minted Years:
One year type. |
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10 kopeek. Year:
2019. Weight:
2.87g [2.90g]. Metal:
Nickel plated steel (magnetic type).
Diameter:
19.50 mm. Edge:
Plain. Alignment:
Medal. Mint:
Warsaw Mint. Obverse:
Emblem in center with "ПРИДНЕСТРОВСКАЯ
МОЛДАВСКАЯ РЕСПУБЛИКА"
(Pridnestrovian
Moldavian Republic)
written in Russian around. "ПМР РМН ПМР" written
on banner within the Emblem.
Date at the bottom. Reverse:
Value "10 КОПЕЕК" (10 kopecks) in Russian in
the center with wheat stalks on both sides.
Mintage:
N/A.
Minted Years:
One year type. |
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25 kopeek. Year:
2019. Weight:
2.11g [2.13g]. Metal:
Brass plated Steel (magnetic type).
Diameter:
16.50 mm. Edge:
Plain. Alignment:
Medal. Mint:
Warsaw Mint. Obverse:
Emblem in center with "ПРИДНЕСТРОВСКАЯ
МОЛДАВСКАЯ РЕСПУБЛИКА"
(Pridnestrovian
Moldavian Republic)
written in Russian around. "ПМР РМН ПМР" written
on banner within the Emblem.
Date at the bottom. Reverse:
Value "25 КОПЕЕК" (25 kopecks) in Russian in
the center within wreath.
Mintage:
N/A.
Minted Years:
One year type. |
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50 kopeek. Year:
2019. Weight:
2.64g [2.65g]. Metal:
Brass plated Steel (magnetic type).
Diameter:
18.90 mm. Edge:
Plain. Alignment:
Medal. Mint:
N/A. Obverse:
Emblem in center with "Приднестрóвская
Молдáвская Респýблика"
(Pridnestrovian
Moldavian Republic)
written in Russian around. Date at the bottom. Reverse:
Value "50 копеек" (50 kopecks) in Russian in
the center within wreath.
Mintage:
N/A.
Minted Years:
One year type. |
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