Princely Ukraine ( Ukrainian princely Ukraine ) is a series of commemorative coins issued by the National Bank of Ukraine in 1998-2002.
| Princely Ukraine | |
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Ukrainian Princess Ukraine | |
| Description of the series (group) | |
| Issuer |  Ukraine |
| Currency unit | Ukrainian hryvnia |
| Denominations | 10 hryvnia |
| Materials | silver |
| Varieties | eight |
| Years of coinage | 1998-2002 |
| Status | Chasing terminated |
The series consists of all silver coins in denominations of 10 hryvnia. Coins of the series do not have a single design obverse and reverse [1] [2] [3] .
The beginning of the issue, the release of the series coins and the issue of the first coin (“Cue”) was announced by the NBU letter dated June 29, 1998 [4] . The issue of other coins of the series was reported by NBU letters: “Daniil Galitsky” - dated June 30, 1998 [5] , “Askold” - dated June 29, 1999 [6] , “Olga” - dated January 18, 2000 [7] , “Vladimir the Great "- from September 25, 2000 [8] ," Yaroslav the Wise "- from February 26, 2001 [9] ," Svyatoslav "- from October 23, 2002 [10] ," Vladimir Monomakh "- from November 22, 2002 [11] .
Content
Coins
| Obverse | Reverse | Description | Note |
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| On the obverse: framed by an ornament of the Old Russian altar arch amulets of the XII century. - the image of the small national coat of arms of Ukraine , the inscription "UKRAINE 10 Hryvnia 1998", the designation of the sample and the mass of the metal - "Ag 925 31.1". On the reverse: Prince Kiy , images of figures of three brothers and a woman (Kiy, Schek , Khoriv and Lybed ), in the background - a fortress on a hill. Captions: "KIY PRINCE OF UKRAINE." |
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| On the obverse: framed by the ornament of the capitals of the Galician stone church of the XII century. with the coat of arms of a bird and a lion interwoven into it - symbols of the cities of Galich and Lviv - the image of the small national emblem of Ukraine, the inscription "UKRAINE 10 Hryvnia 1998", the designation of the sample and the mass of metal is "Ag 925 31.1". On the reverse: a half-length portrait of Prince Daniil of Galitsky , Old Russian buildings, the princely army. Inscriptions: "DANILO GALITSKY 1205-1264 PRINCE OF UKRAINE." |
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| On the obverse: framed by an old Russian ornament - the image of the small national emblem of Ukraine, the inscription "1999 UKRAINE 10 Hryvnia", the designation of the sample and the mass of the metal - "Ag 925 31.1". On the reverse: Prince Askold , leading the campaign of his warriors. Inscriptions: “ASKOLD ІХ Art. PRINCE OF UKRAINE. " |
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| On the obverse: framed by an old Russian ornament from the sarcophagus of Princess Olga in the Church of the Tithes - the image of the small national emblem of Ukraine, the inscription "2000 UKRAINE 10 Hryvnia", the designation of the sample and the mass of metal is "Ag 925 31.1". On the reverse: against the background of the annalistic scene of the reception of Olga by the Byzantine emperor Konstantin Bagryanorodny - a portrait of the princess, the inscription "OLGA 945-964 PRINCESS OF UKRAINE." |
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| On the obverse: framed by an old Russian ornament - the image of the small national emblem of Ukraine, the inscription "2000 UKRAINE 10 Hryvnia", the designation of the sample and the mass of metal - "Ag 925 31.1", the logo of the NBU Mint. On the reverse: a portrait of Prince Vladimir Svyatoslavich against the background of the annals of the scene of the baptism of the prince. Captions: "978 VOLODYMYR PRINCE UKRAINE." |
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| On the obverse: framed by an old Russian ornament from the sarcophagus of Prince Yaroslav the Wise - the image of the small national emblem of Ukraine, the inscription "2001 UKRAINE 10 Hryvnia", the designation of the sample and the mass of metal is "Ag 925 31.1", the logo of the NBU Mint. On the reverse: Prince Yaroslav the Wise with a collection of laws in his hand with the inscription “RUSSIAN TRUTH”. To the left of the prince is Orant , to the right is the cathedral. Inscriptions: "YAROSLAV 1015 THE WISE 1054 PRINCESS OF UKRAINE." |
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| On the obverse: framed by an old Russian ornament from a ritual horn of a thorn from the Chernihiv barrow Black grave (10th century) - the image of the small national coat of arms of Ukraine, the inscription "2002 UKRAINE 10 Hryvnia", the designation of the sample and the mass of metal - "Ag 925 31.1", logo of the NBU Mint. On the reverse: Prince Svyatoslav Igorevich against a background of pagan idols and a battle scene, the inscription "964 HOLY PRINCESS 972 PRINCESS OF UKRAINE". |
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| On the obverse: framed by an old Russian ornament - the image of the small national emblem of Ukraine, the inscription "2002 UKRAINE 10 Hryvnia", the designation of the sample and the mass of metal - "Ag 925 31.1", the logo of the NBU Mint. On the reverse: against the background of the buildings of the old Russian city - Prince Vladimir Monomakh with a book in his hands, to the right of him is St. George . Inscriptions: "VOLODYMIR 1113 MONOMAH 1125 PRINCE OF UKRAINE." |
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Notes
- ↑ Zagreb, 2009 , pp. 71-74, 76.
- ↑ Cuhaj, 2013 , pp. 2216-2218.
- ↑ Cuhaj XXI, 2013 , pp. 1009, 1010.
- ↑ About the issue of the coin “Kiy” , letter of the NBU dated June 29, 1998 (Ukrainian)
- ↑ About the issue of the commemorative coin “Danilo Galitsky” , letter of the NBU dated June 30, 1998 (Ukrainian)
- ↑ About the issue of the Askold coin , letter of the NBU dated June 39, 1999 (Ukrainian)
- ↑ About the issue of the memory coin “Olga” , letter of the NBU dated January 18, 2000 (Ukrainian)
- ↑ About the issue of the Volodymyr the Great coin , letter of the NBU dated September 25, 2000 (Ukrainian)
- ↑ About the issue of the memorial coin “Yaroslav the Wise” , letter of the NBU dated February 26, 2001 (Ukrainian)
- ↑ About the issue of the Svyatoslav coin , letter of the NBU dated October 23, 2002 (Ukrainian)
- ↑ About the issue of the Volodymyr Monomakh coin , letter of the NBU dated November 22, 2002 (Ukrainian)
- ↑ Coin “Cue” , NBU website (in Ukrainian)
- ↑ Coin “Daniil of Galich” , NBU website (in Ukrainian)
- ↑ Coin “Askold” , NBU website (in Ukrainian)
- ↑ Coin “Olga” , NBU website (in Ukrainian)
- ↑ Coin “Vladimir the Great” , NBU website (in Ukrainian)
- ↑ Coin "Yaroslav the Wise" , NBU website (in Ukrainian)
- ↑ Coin “Svyatoslav” , NBU website (in Ukrainian)
- ↑ Coin “Vladimir Monomakh” , NBU website (in Ukrainian)
Literature
- Zagreb M. Moneti of Ukraine, 1992-2009: catalog. - 5th, additional .. - Kyiv: Logos, 2009. - 160 p. - ISBN 978-966-581-889-2 .
- Cuhaj GS, Michael T., Miller H. Standard Catalog of World Coins 1901-2000. - 41st ed. - Iola: Krause Publications, 2013 .-- 2351 p. - ISBN 978-1-4402-3567-2 .
- Cuhaj GS, Michael T. Standard Catalog of World Coins 2001 — Date. - 8th ed. - Iola: Krause Publications, 2013 .-- 1056 p. - ISBN 978-1-4402-3568-9 .
Links
- Commemorative coins on the NBU website (in Ukrainian)