Kazakhstan 100 Tenge

Started by Bimat, May 02, 2009, 06:50:16 PM

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Bimat

This is one of my favorite bimetallic..It is difficult to find bimetallics of countries like Kazakhstan (In India at-least).
This one is dated 2002,but there are other dates also,if I am not wrong..

Aditya
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Figleaf

I like those blow-ups. Without this one I still wouldn't have known that there are two Pegasuses (sp?) on this coin. That was a popular device in the thirties, but I can't remember another coin with a air of flying horsies...

Peter
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Coinsforever

I got with help of friends this 100 KZT Bimetallic coin of 2005. ( At face  :D )


More discussion here reply #7 to #9


Will try to upload better photo later.


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Coinsforever

Yes got 2nd coin from circulation.


Cheers ;D
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Figleaf

Kazak juz tenge 1.jpgKazak juz tenge 2.jpg

Ten years later and two new types of 100 tenge coins plucked from circulation by a member of the Uzbek branch of my family. Technical specs are the same as the previous 100 tenge coin. The coins are weakly struck. Even when practically new they show weak spots. It does save cost of dies, though. :-\

The letters QUB stand for Qazaqstan Ulttıq Banki - National Bank of Kazakstan.

Numista --

Peter
An unidentified coin is a piece of metal. An identified coin is a piece of history.