1 rouble — Belarus (2021) — Ivan Shamyakin, 100 Years

Obverse

Designer/engraver: S. Zaskevich

Special facts

A copper-nickel rouble of 2021 with Ivan Shamyakin, who for many years headed the editorial board of the Belarusian Soviet Encyclopedia.

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: 2021

Other coins of the period

• 2020
• 1 rouble (2020) — Western Capercaillie KM# 672
• 1 rouble (2020) — Summer Sports, Tennis KM# 673
• 2 roubles (2020) — Chechersk Town Hall (Architectural Heritage of Belarus) KM# 674
• 2 roubles (2020) — Church of St. John the Baptist in Kamai (Architectural Heritage of Belarus) KM# 675
• 2 roubles (2020) — Church of Sts. Boris and Gleb in Grodno (Architectural Heritage of Belarus) KM# 676
• 2 roubles (2020) — Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Budslau (Architectural Heritage of Belarus) KM# 677
• 2 roubles (2020) — Kossovo Castle (Architectural Heritage of Belarus) KM# 678
• 2 roubles (2020) — The building of the city theater. Mogilev (Architectural Heritage of Belarus) KM# 679
• 2021
• 1 rouble (2021) — Catholicism KM# 691
• 1 rouble (2021) — Wood Carving KM# 692
• 1 rouble (2021) — Belarusian State University, 100 Years KM# 693
• 1 rouble (2021) — Ivan Melezh, 100 Years KM# 694
• 1 rouble (2021) — Ivan Shamyakin, 100 Years KM# 695
• 1 rouble (2021) — Kondrat Krapiva, 125 Years KM# 696
• 1 rouble (2021) — Vladimir Karvat, Hero of Belarus KM# 697
• 1 rouble (2021) — Kobrin Stroy KM# 698
• 1 rouble (2021) — Elnya (Wildlife Reserves of Belarus) KM# 699
• 1 rouble (2021) — European Nightjar KM# 700
• 1 rouble (2021) — Summer Sports, Basketball KM# 701
• 2 roubles (2021) — Church of Saint Stanislav. Mogilev (Architectural Heritage of Belarus) KM# 702
• 2 roubles (2021) — Church of the Body of God. Nesvizh (Architectural Heritage of Belarus) KM# 703
• 2 roubles (2021) — Church of the Transfiguration. Chechersk (Architectural Heritage of Belarus) KM# 704
• 2 roubles (2021) — Orthodox church of St. Michael the Archangel. Synkavichy (Architectural Heritage of Belarus) KM# 705
• 2 roubles (2021) — Ruzhansky Palace (Architectural Heritage of Belarus) KM# 706
• 2 roubles (2021) — Vitebsk Town Hall (Architectural Heritage of Belarus) KM# 707

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