100 som — Kyrgyzstan (2021) — 30th Anniversary of Independence

Photo: National Bank of the Kyrgyz Republic · nbkr.kg

About the period

The som was introduced on 10 May 1993 in place of the Russian rouble and is divided into 100 tyiyn. The National Bank issued circulation coins only in 2008–2009: from 1 tyiyn to 10 som, in a single set of designs that is still in use. Collector coins have been issued since 1995 (the first for the 1000th anniversary of the Manas epic): silver, gold and copper-nickel, with colour enamel, gilding and inserts. More about the period “Som”, 1995 — to present

Other coins of the period

• 2016
• 10 som (2016) — 100th Anniversary of the 1916 National Liberation Uprising (Urkun)
• 2017
• 10 som (2017) — Heavily Armed Warrior of the Kyrgyz Khaganate KM# 77
• 10 som (2017) — Demoiselle Crane
• 2018
• 10 som (2018) — Komuz KM# 81
• 10 som (2018) — Ulak Tartysh (Kok-Boru) KM# 82
• 2019
• 10 som (2019) — Household Items: Kyrgyz Clothing and Jewellery KM# 85
• 10 som (2019) — Household Items: Kyrgyz Vase KM# 86
• 10 som (2019) — 5th Anniversary of the Eurasian Economic Union KM# 87
• 2020
• 10 som (2020) — Kyrgyz Kurosh (Wrestling) KM# 91
• 10 som (2020) — 75th Anniversary of the Great Victory
• 2021
• 10 som (2021) — 30th Anniversary of the Commonwealth of Independent States KM# 93
• 10 som (2021) — 30th Anniversary of Independence KM# 94
• 100 som (2021) — 30th Anniversary of Independence KM# 95
• 2022
• 10 som (2022) — Berberis kaschgarica (Kashgar Barberry) KM# 96
• 10 som (2022) — Asian Games KM# 97
• 2023
• 10 som (2023) — Beshikke Saluu (Cradle Ceremony)
• 10 som (2023) — 30 Years of the National Currency
• 500 som (2023) — Household Item: Tai-Tuyak
• 2024
• 10 som (2024) — At Chabysh (Horse Racing)
• 10 som (2024) — 100 Years of the Kara-Kyrgyz Autonomous Region
• 10 som (2024) — 10th Anniversary of the Eurasian Economic Union
• 200 som (2024) — Aikol Manas (Magnanimous Manas)
• 2025
• 10 som (2025) — 80th Anniversary of the Great Victory KM# 100
• 10 som (2025) — Tushoo Kesuu (Cutting the Ties Ceremony)
• 10 som (2025) — Founding Fathers of Modern Kyrgyz Statehood