1 rouble — Belarus (2018) — European Goldfinch

Obverse

Designer/engraver: O. Novoselova

Special facts

A copper-nickel rouble of 2018 with a goldfinch, a colourful bird long kept at home for its song.

About the period

Coins of the Republic of Belarus: the country had no circulation coins until 2016, so most of the output consists of commemorative and collector coins of the National Bank, issued since 1996. More about the period “Republic of Belarus”, 1992 — to present

Coins and banknotes of this year: 2018

Other coins of the period

• 2016
• 1 rouble (2016) — Common Goldeneye KM# 574
• 2017
• 1 rouble (2017) — Crested Lark KM# 582
• 1 rouble (2017) — Skaryna's Way, Prague KM# 583
• 1 rouble (2017) — Skaryna's Way, Vilnius KM# 584
• 1 rouble (2017) — Legend of the Bee KM# 585
• 1 rouble (2017) — Rock Cinquefoil KM# 586
• 1 rouble (2017) — Minsk, 950 Years KM# 587
• 1 rouble (2017) — Belarusian Militia, 100 Years KM# 588
• 1 rouble (2017) — World Through the Eyes of Children 2017 KM# 589
• 1 rouble (2017) — Nordic World Ski Championships 2017, Lahti KM# 590
• 1 rouble (2017) — Trinity Church with Bell Tower, Chernavchitsy KM# 591
• 2018
• 1 rouble (2018) — Border Service of Belarus, 100 Years KM# 606
• 1 rouble (2018) — European Goldfinch KM# 607
• 1 rouble (2018) — Internal Troops of Belarus, 100 Years KM# 608
• 1 rouble (2018) — Kotra Wildlife Reserve KM# 609
• 1 rouble (2018) — St. Sophia Cathedral, Polotsk KM# 610
• 1 rouble (2018) — Armed Forces of Belarus, 100 Years KM# 611
• 1 rouble (2018) — Financial System of Belarus, 100 Years KM# 612
• 1 rouble (2018) — World Through the Eyes of Children 2018 KM# 613
• 1 rouble (2018) — Winter Sports, Freestyle KM# 614
• 2 roubles (2018) — Castle Radziwill. Nesvizh (Architectural Heritage of Belarus) KM# 615
• 2 roubles (2018) — Mir Castle (Architectural Heritage of Belarus) KM# 616
• 2 roubles (2018) — Palace Rumyantsev and Paskevich. Gomel (Architectural Heritage of Belarus) KM# 617
• 2 roubles (2018) — St. Nicholas Church. Mogilev (Architectural Heritage of Belarus) KM# 618
• 2 roubles (2018) — St. Sophia Cathedral. Polotsk (Architectural Heritage of Belarus) KM# 619

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