National Bank Releases Silver Coin for 80th Anniversary of Great Victory
Kyrgyz National Bank Issues Silver Coin to Commemorate 80th Anniversary of Victory in Great Patriotic War
Bishkek, 28 April 2025 — The National Bank of the Kyrgyz Republic has officially released a limited-edition silver collectible coin marking the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Great Patriotic War. This commemorative coin, titled "80th Anniversary of Great Victory," is part of the "Historical Events" series and is set to circulate starting today.
The front side of the coin prominently features a stylized "80," creatively designed to resemble a festive salute, symbolizing the importance of this milestone. Above this design, a star is illustrated, while the lower section showcases a bouquet of red carnations, encircled by a ribbon—a poignant tribute to those who lost their lives during the war. The inscription “Uluu Zhenishke — 80 zhyl / 80th anniversary of Great Victory” elegantly borders the circumference of the coin, encapsulating its commemorative essence.
On the reverse side, the coat of arms of the Kyrgyz Republic takes center stage, elegantly framed by the years "2025" and "1945." This imagery is complemented by soaring doves, symbolizing peace and freedom. Surrounding this central motif is the inscription "Kyrgyz Respublikasynyn Uluttuk Banky / National Bank of the Kyrgyz Republic." The collectible also specifies its metal composition (Ag 925 for silver), the year of issue, and its weight (28.28 grams) at the bottom of the coin.
The "80th Anniversary of Great Victory" coin is not only a collectible item but also recognized as legal tender within the Kyrgyz Republic.
Coin Specifications:
- Name: 80th Anniversary of Great Victory
- Face Value: 10 som
- Metal Alloy: Ag 925 (silver)
- Diameter: 38.61 millimeters
- Weight: 28.28 grams
- Issue Limit: 800 pieces
As the nation reflects on this significant historical event, this commemorative coin serves as a lasting symbol of honor, remembrance, and gratitude for the sacrifices made during the war. It allows both collectors and citizens to partake in honoring the 80 years of peace and victory.
