50 roubles — Belarus (2010) — Eagle Owl

Obverse

Designer/engraver: O. Novoselova

Special facts

Gold 50 roubles of 2010 with an eagle owl and two diamonds; the eagle owl is the largest owl in Europe.

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: 2010

Other coins of the period

• 2010
• 20 roubles (2010) — Queen Nefertiti KM# 268
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• 20 roubles (2010) — Amerigo Vespucci KM# 272
• 20 roubles (2010) — Eagle Owls KM# 279
• 20 roubles (2010) — My Heart KM# 371
• 20 roubles (2010) — Battle of Grunwald, 600 Years KM# 372
• 20 roubles (2010) — The Thinker KM# 373
• 20 roubles (2010) — The Ecstasy of Saint Teresa KM# 374
• 20 roubles (2010) — Eagle Owl KM# 375
• 20 roubles (2010) — Smith Craft KM# 376
• 20 roubles (2010) — Candlemas, Customs and Rites of the EurAsEC Peoples KM# 377
• 20 roubles (2010) — Lew Sapieha KM# 378
• 50 roubles (2010) — Eagle Owl KM# 277
• 50 roubles (2010) — Battle of Grunwald, 600 Years KM# 392
• 50 roubles (2010) — Slavyanka KM# 393
• 2011
• 10 roubles (2011) — Ignatius Buinitsky, 150 Years KM# 284
• 10 roubles (2011) — Slavianski Bazaar in Vitebsk Arts Festival KM# 346
• 10 roubles (2011) — Michal Oginski KM# 347
• 10 roubles (2011) — Eurasian Curlew KM# 348
• 10 roubles (2011) — Maksim Bogdanovich, 120 Years KM# 349
• 20 roubles (2011) — My Love KM# 255
• 20 roubles (2011) — Cutty Sark KM# 271
• 20 roubles (2011) — Kruzenshtern KM# 280
• 20 roubles (2011) — Motherhood KM# 281
• 20 roubles (2011) — Icon of the Mother of God of Kazan KM# 282

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