2004

Series: Other coins The coin is dedicated to the 50th anniversary of Crimea's membership in Ukraine. In February 1954, the Crimean Region was transferred to the Ukrainian SSR. On February 12, 1991, the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine adopted the Law of Ukraine "On the Restoration of the Crimean Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic". On April 24, 1992, it was renamed the Autonomous Republic of Crimea, which is an autonomous administrative-territorial unit of Ukraine, an integral part of it. Located in the south of the state on the Crimean peninsula. The area - 27 thousand km2, the population - 2221 thousand people. 5 hryvnias Year of issue: 2004 Circulation: 30000 pieces, Metal: Bimetals of non-precious metals, Weight 9.4 grams.

Series: Ancient Cities of Ukraine It is dedicated to one of the largest industrial, scientific and cultural centers of Ukraine, the city of Kharkiv, founded around 1655 by Ukrainian Cossacks - settlers from the Right Bank of Ukraine as a fortress for the protection of Sloboda Ukraine from predatory assaults of the invaders. 5 hryvnia, year: 2004 Circulation: 30000 pcs., Metal: nickel silver, Weight: 16.54 grams.

Series: Ancient Cities of Ukraine The coin is dedicated to this ancient city, in one of the districts of Sevastopol. According to the testimonies of Strabo, Pliny the Elder and other ancient authors, the settlement of the Tauride tribe - Palacio (VII - VI centuries BC), around the IVth century, was located on the site of the present Balaclava. Up to E. It was captured by the Greeks, in the V century. N. E. - Byzantines The bay, reliably hidden from the sea by high cliffs, has always attracted attention - in 1357 the city was conquered by the Genoese people, built the fortress of Chimbalo, and in 1457 the Turks captured, and since then the city is called Balaklava (the city of fish). 5 hryvnia, year: 2004 Circulation: 30000 pcs., Metal: nickel silver, Weight: 16.54 grams.

Series: Flora and fauna The coin is dedicated to the mammal of a number of cetaceans, a representative of the dolphin family in the fauna of Ukraine, a narrow-realistic relic subspecies, the place of distribution of which is the Black and Azov seas. Azovka is listed in the Red Book of Ukraine and the European Red List. 2 hryvnias, year of issue: 2004 Circulation: 30000 pieces, Metal: nickel silver, Weight 12,8 grams.

Series: Ancient Cities of Ukraine The coin is devoted to the regional center - the city of Kirovohrad (until 1934 - Yelisavetgrad), the emergence of which is associated with the founding of the fortress of St. Elizabeth, built on the former lands of the Zaporizhzhya Sich to protect the southern borders of Ukraine from the predatory attacks of the Turks and Crimean Tatars. 5 hryvnia, year of issue: 2004 Circulation: 30000 pcs., Metal: nickel silver, Weight: 16.54 grams.

Series: Higher educational institutions of Ukraine Dedicated to the 200th anniversary of the Yaroslav the Wise National Law Academy of Ukraine in the city of Kharkiv, which trains highly qualified specialists for state authorities, local self-government, law enforcement agencies, and various spheres of legal practice. Such famous lawyers as M. Bazhanov, M. Baru, M. Bokarius, V.Villiansky, V.Gorshenov, M.Hrodzinsky, V.Kolmakov, S.Fuchs, V.Shelestov, B.Yanovsky and many others worked in it. . The academy has developed and functions authoritative schools in the field of legal sciences. 2 hryvnias, year of issue: 2004 Circulation: 30000 pieces, Metal: nickel silver, Weight 12.8 grams.

Series: Outstanding Persons of Ukraine The coin is dedicated to the 110th anniversary of the birth of Ukrainian composer, conductor Boris Lyatoshinsky, who had an exceptional pedagogical skill and created his own composer school. His disciples were composers such as L.Grabovsky, I.Karabits, V.Silvestrov, E.Stankovich, I.Shamo, musicologist I. Bellza. The creative work of B. Lyatoshinsky covers different genres. He owns two operas, five symphonies, chamber music, romances, piano miniatures, and so on. 2 hryvnias, year of issue: 2004 Circulation: 20000 pcs, Metal: nickel silver, Weight 12.8 grams.

Series: Other coins The coin is devoted to nuclear power, which is a leader in the energy sector of Ukraine, is strategically important for its economy, providing about 50% of the country's electricity needs. These figures will continue to grow due to the launch of new nuclear power units this year - the second Khmelnytskyi and the fourth Rivne nuclear power plants, which were commissioned in compliance with modern safety requirements. The completion of these blocks took place without the involvement of foreign loans, with the support of international organizations, which pay close attention to their future safe operation. 2 hryvnias, year of issue: 2004 Circulation: 30000 pieces, Metal: nickel silver, Weight 12.8 grams.

Series: Other coins The coin is dedicated to the ice-breaker, who for 50 years tore the way to other ships and is named after the experienced polar captain Hero of the Soviet Union Mikhail Prokopovich Belousov (1904-1946). Since 1994 the icebreaker is part of the Mariupol State Maritime Trade Fleet and is now continuing its work. 5 hryvnia, year: 2004 Circulation: 30000 pcs., Metal: nickel silver, Weight: 16.54 grams.

Series: Airplanes of Ukraine The coin is devoted to a new generation aircraft designed to carry passengers or 6 tons of cargo. Its predecessor is the AN-24 aircraft, which has been in operation for forty years. For the first time the AN-140 aircraft came out on the airline in 2002, it has high technical characteristics and is serially produced at an aircraft plant in Kharkiv. 5 hryvnia, year: 2004 Circulation: 50000 pieces, Metal: nickel silver, Weight 16.54 grams.