Kyrgyzstan 10 Som 2011 Colored flag above map with Manas on horseback - Silver / Proof, partly Gild

Collection coins of the series “Historical events” The National Bank of the Kyrgyz Republic in honor of the Independence Day of the Kyrgyz Republic from August 8, 2012 put into circulation a gold coin of 100 Som and silver coin of 10 Som, dedicated to the 200th anniversary of Kurmanjan Datka. The main topic of the gold coins "200th anniversary of Kurmanjan Datka" is the image of a portrait of Kurmanjan Datka against traditional ornament, with inscription "Kurmanjan Datka" and the dates of her life. On the front of the coin there is the denomination (100 Som) and the alloy and the weight of metal (Au 999, 7.78 g). The reverse are represented the national emblem of the Kyrgyz Republic, the name of the coin "Курманжан Даткага 200 жыл" in Kyrgyz, stylized flowers and the year of issue (2012). On a silver coin "200th anniversary of Kurmanjan Datka " are represented the portrait Kurmanjan Datka framed national design with the words "Kurmanjan Datka" and the dates of her life. A feature of this coin is the inserts of two crystals Swarovski®. Also on the front of coin is the denomination of the coin (10 Som), alloy and weight of metal (Ag 925, 28.28 g). The reverse shows a stylized image Kurmanjan Datka riding a horse on the background of the sacred Sulaiman-Too mountain, the name of the coin " Курманжан Даткага 200 жыл" in Kyrgyz, the national emblem of the Kyrgyz Republic and the year of issue (2012). The National Bank of Kyrgyzstan from August 15, 2011 put into circulation 4 types of collection coins: silver coins of 10 som called “Sovereign Kyrgyzstan”, “Pobeda Peak” and copper-nickel coins of 1 som called “Pobeda Peak” and “Khan-Tengri peak”. The main topic of the silver coins “Sovereign Kyrgyzstan” are the state symbols. In the foreground of the obverse of coin is situated image of the State flag, made in jewelry enamel in red and gilded with purest gold. Against the background of map of Kyrgyzstan there is a picture of the hero of folk epic Manas on horseback. The alloy and weight of metal (Ag 925/28.28) are indicated at the left part and the denomination of coin is indicated at the right part of the obverse. The national emblem of Kyrgyzstan, the year of issue (2011) are represented on the reverse of the coin. The obverse of the silver coin “Pobeda Peak” depicts the world’s northernmost mountain over 7,000 metres high. The alloy and weight of metal (Ag 925/28.28) are indicated in the left part and the denomination of coin is indicated in the right part of the obverse of the coin. The national emblem of Kyrgyzstan, the year of issue (2011) are represented on the reverse of the coin. Silver coins have “proof” quality. Each silver coin is placed in an acrylic capsule and packaged in a separate box. A certificate is provided.