Belarus 2010 Battle of Grunwald. 600 years 1 ruble

Description

Battle of Grunwald. 600 years
Put into circulation: April 7, 2010
Design: O. Novosyolova (Belarus) (except for the design of the 20 ruble gold coin), V. Lukashik, A. Yatsuk, S. Zaskevich (Belarus) (20 ruble gold coin design)
Minting: CJSC "Lithuanian Mint", Vilnius, Lithuania
Copper-nickel
denomination: 1 ruble
coin weight: 15.5 g
quality: proof-like
diameter: 33mm
circulation: 3 000 pcs.
The coins have the shape of a circle, with a protruding edging around the circumference on the obverse and reverse sides. The side surface of the coins is corrugated.
Obverse
On the gold coin with a face value of 50 rubles, silver and copper-nickel coins are located: at the top - a relief image of the State Emblem of the Republic of Belarus; in the center - a stylized image of a sword, resembling a man in outline: on a gold coin - against the background of cracked earth, on a silver and copper-nickel coin - against the background of chain mail; inscriptions around the circle: in the upper part - REPUBLIC OF BELARUS, at the bottom the denomination - 50 RUBLES (on a gold coin), 20 RUBLES (on a silver coin) and 1 RUBLE (on a copper-nickel coin), the alloy standard (on gold and silver) and the year of issue of the coins into circulation.
On the front side of the gold coin with a face value of 20 rubles are located: at the top - a relief image of the State Emblem of the Republic of Belarus; in the center, framed by a wreath of oak leaves, images of two Gothic swords; inscriptions all around: above - REPUBLIC OF BELARUS, below - denomination - 20 RUBLES, assay of alloy and year of minting.
Reverse
a stylized seal in the form of a thumbprint with the inscription: BATTLE OF GRUNWALD and the date of the battle – 07/15/1410.
On the gold coin of 20 rubles denomination are depicted: in the center - a bowl topped with a wreath of oak leaves, as receptacles of suffering from the war and ten pyramidal protrusions arranged in a cruciform manner as a memory of those who died in the Great War; inscriptions around the circle: at the top - THE BATTLE OF GRUNWALD, at the bottom - 600 YEAR.