Belarus 2013 Slutsk belts. Collecting 1 ruble

Description

Slutsk belts. Collecting
Put into circulation: November 21, 2013
Design: S. Nekrasova (Belarus)
Minting: CJSC "Lithuanian Mint", Vilnius, Lithuania
Copper-nickel
denomination: 1 ruble
coin weight: 19.5 g
quality: proof-like
diameter: 37mm
circulation: 7,000 pcs.
In color version: 100 pcs
The coins have the shape of a circle, on the obverse and reverse sides there is a protruding edging along the circumference, a notched edge.
Obverse
at the top - a relief image of the State Emblem of the Republic of Belarus; in the center of the coin in a circle - an image of a fragment of a double-sided belt, made at the Slutsk manufactory and located in the collection of the Maxim Bogdanovich Literary Museum (on a silver coin, a fragment of the belt was made using the pad printing method); on the outer circle at the top is the inscription: REPUBLIC BELARUS; on the left - the year of minting, on the right - the assay of the alloy (on silver) and an artistic element (on copper-nickel), below - the denomination: 20 RUBLES (on silver) and 1 RUBEL (on copper-nickel).
Reverse
on the left in a circle is the inscription: SLUTSKIA PAYASY. CALECTSYANAVANNE; in the center - the image of the cover of the catalog of the exhibition of Slutsk belts in 1927 and a fragment of a belt from the collection of Ivan Lutskevich (the collection from the collection of Ivan Lutskevich was shown to M. Bogdanovich, after which he wrote the poem "Slutsk weavers").