1 rouble — Belarus (2004) — Kalyady (Christmastide)

Obverse

Designer/engraver: S. Zaskevich

Special facts

A copper-nickel rouble of 2004 with Kalyady: carollers went from house to house with a "goat" and a star, and the hosts rewarded them with treats.

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: 2004

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• 2004
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• 1 rouble (2004) — Soviet Warriors-Liberators KM# 294
• 1 rouble (2004) — Pripyatsky National Park, Common Crane KM# 60
• 1 rouble (2004) — Sculling KM# 62
• 1 rouble (2004) — Kupalle KM# 75
• 1 rouble (2004) — Kalyady (Christmastide) KM# 76
• 1 rouble (2004) — Radziwills' Castle, Nesvizh KM# 78
• 1 rouble (2004) — Defenders of the Brest Fortress KM# 80
• 1 rouble (2004) — Memory of the Victims of Fascism KM# 83
• 1 rouble (2004) — Belarusian Partisans KM# 85
• 2005
• 1 rouble (2005) — Easter KM# 104
• 1 rouble (2005) — Bogach (Second Feast of the Virgin) KM# 107
• 1 rouble (2005) — Volkovysk, 1000 Years KM# 127
• 1 rouble (2005) — Pharny Roman Catholic Church, Nesvizh KM# 130
• 1 rouble (2005) — Vseslav of Polotsk KM# 132
• 1 rouble (2005) — Tennis KM# 134
• 1 rouble (2005) — Grodno KM# 295
• 1 rouble (2005) — Brest KM# 296

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