20 roubles — Belarus (1997) — Ice Hockey

Special facts

Silver 20 roubles of 1997 with ice hockey; at the 2002 Olympics the Belarusians sensationally beat Sweden in the quarter-final and finished fourth.

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: 1997

Other coins of the period

• 2015
• 20 roubles (2015) — Leo KM# 550
• 20 roubles (2015) — Year of the Monkey KM# 560
• 1996
• 1 rouble (1996) — 50th Anniversary of the United Nations KM# 31
• 1 rouble (1996) — 50th Anniversary of the United Nations KM# 6
• 20 roubles (1996) — Gymnast on Rings (Gymnastics) KM# 13
• 20 roubles (1996) — Gymnast Ribbon Dancer (Rhythmic Gymnastics) KM# 14
• 50 roubles (1996) — Gymnast Ribbon Dancer (Rhythmic Gymnastics) KM# 32
• 50 roubles (1996) — Gymnast on Rings (Gymnastics) KM# 33
• 1997
• 20 roubles (1997) — Independence Day KM# 10
• 20 roubles (1997) — Community of Belarus and Russia KM# 11
• 20 roubles (1997) — 75th Anniversary of the Banking System KM# 12
• 20 roubles (1997) — Biathlon KM# 15
• 20 roubles (1997) — Ice Hockey KM# 16
• 50 roubles (1997) — Biathlon KM# 35
• 50 roubles (1997) — Ice Hockey KM# 37
• 1998
• 10 roubles (1998) — Adam Mickiewicz, 200th Birth Anniversary KM# 24
• 20 roubles (1998) — Mir Castle KM# 27
• 20 roubles (1998) — Polotsk KM# 28
• 20 roubles (1998) — Athletics KM# 29
• 50 roubles (1998) — Athletics KM# 38
• 1999
• 10 roubles (1999) — Gleb Glebov, 100th Birth Anniversary KM# 25
• 10 roubles (1999) — Mikhas Lynkov, 100th Birth Anniversary KM# 26
• 20 roubles (1999) — 80th Anniversary of the Financial System KM# 17
• 20 roubles (1999) — Minsk KM# 30
• 20 roubles (1999) — Christianity: Orthodox Church KM# 42

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