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- Republic of Tajikistan 91
  2001 — Ongoing

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RSFSR 5
- RSFSR 1921-1923 silver coinage 5
Russian Empire 369
- Peter I 71
  1700 — 1725
- Catherine I 13
  1725 — 1727
- Peter II 10
  1727 — 1730
- Anna I 13
  1730 — 1740
- Ivan VI 5
  1740 — 1741
- Elizabeth 28
  1741 — 1762
- Catherine II 48
  1762 — 1796
- Peter III 9
  1762
- Paul I 21
  1796 — 1801
- Alexander I 30
  1801 — 1825
- Nicholas I 61
  1825 — 1855
- Alexander II 58
  1855 — 1881
- Alexander III 21
  1881 — 1894
- Nicholas II 23
  1894 — 1917
USSR 229
- Early USSR 57
  1924 — 1958
- 1961 Monetary Reform 165
  1961 — 1991
- Gosbank transitional issue 7
  1991 — 1992

10 dirams — Tajikistan (2001–2006)

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Photo: Wikimedia Commons

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About the period

The somoni was introduced on 30 October 2000 in place of the Tajik rouble and is divided into 100 dirams. The 1999 notes were printed by Giesecke+Devrient of Leipzig: dirams (1 to 50) and somoni (1 to 100). The 2010 series (3, 200 and 500 somoni) added new denominations, 2013 and 2017 brought security updates, and since 2018 new designs have been issued for the 10 to 500 somoni. Every note carries the facsimile signatures of the President and the Chairman of the National Bank, so a change of the bank's head creates separate varieties. The coins were struck at the Saint Petersburg Mint (2001–2006) and, from 2011, at the Kazakhstan Mint. More about the period “Republic of Tajikistan”, 2001 — to present

Specifications

Period: Republic of Tajikistan
Currency: 1 somoni = 100 dirams
Issue type: Circulation
Metal: Steel (Brass plated steel)
Diameter: 17.5 mm
Thickness: 1.51 mm
Weight: 2.4 g
Shape: Round
Orientation: Medal (↑↑)

Variants

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Year	Mint	Mintage	Price
2001	SPB	—	Estimate
2002	SPB	—	Estimate
2003	SPB	—	Estimate
2004	SPB	—	Estimate
2005	SPB	—	Estimate
2006	SPB	—	Estimate

SPB: Saint Petersburg Mint. The mint in Saint Petersburg, founded in 1724 in the Peter and Paul Fortress. It was called the Petrograd Mint in 1914–1924 and the Leningrad Mint in 1924–1991.

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