1 rouble — Belarus (1998) — Mir Castle

Obverse

Designer/engraver: T. Radivilko

Special facts

A copper-nickel rouble of 1998 with Mir Castle; it passed to the Radziwiłłs in 1568 and stayed with them for more than two centuries.

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: 1998

Other coins of the period

• 2015
• 1 rouble (2015) — Libra KM# 544
• 1 rouble (2015) — Scorpio KM# 545
• 1 rouble (2015) — Sagittarius KM# 546
• 1 rouble (2015) — Cancer KM# 547
• 1 rouble (2015) — Leo KM# 548
• 1 rouble (2015) — Long-eared Owl KM# 551
• 1996
• 1 rouble (1996) — 50th Anniversary of the United Nations KM# 6
• 1 rouble (1996) — Gymnast on Rings (Gymnastics) KM# 7
• 1 rouble (1996) — Gymnast Ribbon Dancer (Rhythmic Gymnastics) KM# 8
• 1997
• 1 rouble (1997) — Biathlon KM# 34
• 1 rouble (1997) — Ice Hockey KM# 36
• 1 rouble (1997) — Independence Day KM# 9
• 1998
• 1 rouble (1998) — Mir Castle KM# 18
• 1 rouble (1998) — Polotsk KM# 19
• 1 rouble (1998) — Adam Mickiewicz, 200th Birth Anniversary KM# 20
• 1 rouble (1998) — Athletics KM# 21
• 1999
• 1 rouble (1999) — Minsk KM# 22
• 1 rouble (1999) — Mikhas Lynkov, 100th Birth Anniversary KM# 23
• 1 rouble (1999) — Gleb Glebov, 100th Birth Anniversary KM# 40
• 1 rouble (1999) — Christianity: Orthodox Church KM# 41
• 1 rouble (1999) — Christianity: Roman Catholic Church KM# 63
• 1 rouble (1999) — Church of Saints Boris and Gleb KM# 65
• 2016
• 1 rouble (2016) — Biathlon World Championships 2016, Oslo KM# 553
• 1 rouble (2016) — Skaryna's Way, Krakow KM# 556
• 1 rouble (2016) — Olympic Games 2016, Canoe Sprint KM# 558

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