2001

Series: Revival of Ukrainian statehood The coin is dedicated to the 10th anniversary of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. 5 hryvnia, year of issue: 2001 Circulation: 30000 pieces, Metal: bimetal of non-precious metals, Weight 9.4 grams

Series: Flora and fauna The coin is dedicated to one of the oldest zoos in Ukraine. Nikolaev Zoo is a member of the European Association of Zoos and Aquariums and is one of the leading centers for the preservation and reproduction of captive animals, which there are more than 350 species. 2 hryvnias, year of issue: 2001 Circulation: 30000 pieces, Metal: nickel silver, Weight 12,8 grams

Series: Ancient Cities of Ukraine The coin is dedicated to the district center of Sumy Region, the city of Krolevets, which was founded in 1601 and already in 1644 received Magdeburg Law. It is one of the centers of trade, widely known for its products of artistic weaving - fabrics, towels. 5 hryvnia, year of issue: 2001 Circulation: 30000 pieces, Metal: nickel silver, Weight 16.54 grams

Series: Flora and fauna The coin is devoted to the typical lynx (Lynx lynx), which belongs to a series of predatory animals (Carnivora). Valuable fur is prevalent in the Ukrainian Carpathians. Its small populations were preserved in hard-to-reach areas of the forest in the Manevitsky district of the Volyn region. Included in the Red Book of Ukraine. 2 hryvnias, year of issue: 2001 Circulation: 30000 pieces, Metal: nickel silver, Weight 12,8 grams

Series: Higher educational institutions of Ukraine The coin is dedicated to the first Ukrainian high school - the Ostroh Academy, founded by VK Ostrogsky in 1576. This school taught Slavic, Greek, Latin, and so-called free science (grammar, arithmetic, rhetoric, logic, etc.) . Her first rector was the writer GD Smotrytsky, and the pupils were well-known scientist and writer M.Smotrytsky, hetman Petro Sagaidachny and others. Ostroh Academy is closely connected with the printing house, where the works of the school's mentors were printed, and in 1581 Ivan Fedorov published the Ostroh Bible. 5 hryvnia, year of issue: 2001 Circulation: 30000 pieces, Metal: nickel silver, Weight 16.54 grams

Series: Revival of Ukrainian statehood The coin is devoted to the Basic Law of Ukraine, adopted on June 28, 1996 at the 5th session of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine. 2 hryvnias, year of issue: 2001 Circulation: 30000 pieces, Metal: nickel silver, Weight 12,8 grams

Series: Sport The coin is dedicated to the XIX Winter Olympics, held in 2002 in Salt Lake City, USA. 2 hryvnias, year: 2001 Circulation: 30000 pieces, Metal: nickel silver, Weight: 12,8 grams

Series: Flora and fauna The coin is devoted to the disappearing species of coniferous trees with valuable larch wood, the Polish Larix polonica Racib (the family of pine trees - Pinaceae), common in the Ukrainian Carpathians and listed in the Red Book of Ukraine. The Polish larch is grown in forests, parks and botanical gardens, in particular in the Kedrine and Skit Maniavsky Reserves. 2 hryvnias, year: 2000 Circulation: 30000 pieces, Metal: nickel silver, Weight: 12,8 grams

Series: Sport The coin is dedicated to the XIX Winter Olympics, held in 2002 in Salt Lake City, USA. 2 hryvnias, year: 2001 Circulation: 30000 pieces, Metal: nickel silver, Weight: 12,8 grams

Series: Outstanding Persons of Ukraine The coin is dedicated to the 200th anniversary of the birth of a prominent Ukrainian scientist-mathematician, academician of five academies (Paris, St. Petersburg, Rome, Turin and American) Mikhail Vasilyevich Ostrogradsky (born September 24, 1801-01.01.1862) born in the village. Pashenivka in the Poltava region. His main works are devoted to mathematical analysis, theoretical mechanics, mathematical physics. 2 hryvnias, Year: 2001 Circulation: 30000 pieces, Metal: nickel silver, Weight 12,8 grams