Belarus 2010 Coming of age 1 ruble

Description

Coming of age
The fourth coin of the series "Family Traditions of the Slavs"
Wedding
Housewarming
Christening
Coming of age
Motherhood
Paternity
Issued: May 3, 2010
Design: S. Nekrasova (Belarus)
Minting: Polish Mint JSC, Warsaw, Poland
Copper-nickel
denomination: 1 ruble
coin weight: 13.16 g
quality: "diamond-uncirculated"
diameter: 32 mm
circulation: 4,000 pcs.
The coins have the shape of a circle, with a protruding edge around the circumference on the front and back sides. The side surface of the coins is grooved.
Obverse
at the top – a relief image of the State Emblem of the Republic of Belarus; in the center there is an image of ancient Slavic symbols of maiden and youthful virtues - Lada and Lelya, standing on the base of a triangular decorative composition, including symbols of life, family and the sun; below it is the year of minting (on a silver coin - the fineness of the alloy) and the denomination: 20 RUBLES (on a silver coin) and 1 RUBEL (on a copper-nickel coin); I'll see the inscription in a circle: REPUBLIC OF BELARUS.
Reverse
in the center is an image of a branch of a blooming apple tree, symbolizing youth and beauty, made with pad printing. On the left is a belt symbolizing youthful coming of age (growing up), on the right is a braid - a symbol of girlish beauty, at the bottom in a circle is the inscription: PAONALETZZE.