2008

Series: Other coins The coin was issued on the occasion of the 1020th anniversary of the baptism of Kyivan Rus, which initiated the establishment of Christianity as a state religion. 5 hryvnia, year of issue: 2008 year Circulation: 45000 pieces, metal: nickel silver, weight 16.54 grams

Series: Outstanding Persons of Ukraine The coin is dedicated to the great scientist, one of the most famous mathematicians of the world, George Voronoi, who was born in 1868. Georgiy Feodosiyovich Vorony enriched mathematical science with significant discoveries bearing his name. Scope of its development - from computer graphics to geometric modeling and creation of artificial intelligence. In our time, Voronoi's work is being used by specialists in various fields of knowledge in virtually all European countries, the United States, Canada, Japan, Australia, Hong Kong, New Zealand, etc. 2 hryvnias, year of issue: 2008 Circulation: 35000 pcs, Metal: nickel silver, Weight 12.8 grams.

Series: Ancient Cities of Ukraine The coin is dedicated to the picturesque city of the ancient Pokutsk region, located on the left bank of the Prut River, to the city of Snyatyn, the regional center of Ivano-Frankivsk oblast. Sniatyn was first mentioned in 1158 as the city of Galician principality (Ipatiev Chronicle); in 1448 the city granted Magdeburg law. 5 hryvnia, year of issue: 2008 year Circulation: 45000 pieces, metal: nickel silver, weight 16.54 grams

Series: Flora and fauna The coin is devoted to the stamp black (a series - Sokolodidni, the family - Hawk) - the only species of genus, which breeds only in the Southern Crimea. The species area covers Southern Europe and Asia (mountainous areas). Black Griffin is listed in the Red Book of Ukraine and the European Red List. 2 hryvnias, year of issue: 2008 Circulation: 45000 pieces, Metal: nickel silver, Weight 12.8 grams.

Series: Outstanding Persons of Ukraine The coin is dedicated to Yevgen Petrushevich (1863 - 1940), a Ukrainian lawyer, a figure in the Ukrainian national liberation movement in Galicia, one of the organizers of the Western Ukrainian People's Republic, and the chairman of its parliament, the Ukrainian National Council (in fact, the President of the ZUNR). 2 hryvnias, year of issue: 2008 Circulation: 35000 pcs, Metal: nickel silver, Weight 12.8 grams.

Series: Ancient Cities of Ukraine The coin is devoted to the administrative, economic and cultural center, one of the most picturesque Ukrainian cities - Chernivtsi, located on both banks of the Prut river in the foothills of the Carpathians. The first written mention of Chernivtsi - 1408 - is in the letter of the Moldavian master Olexander Goody, although according to archaeological data the settlement over the Prut was founded much earlier. 5 hryvnia, year of issue: 2008 year Circulation: 45000 pieces, metal: nickel silver, weight 16.54 grams

Series: Flora and fauna The coin is dedicated to the Kiev Zoological Park, founded in 1908. The zoo contains more than 3500 animals and birds. Here we work on acclimatization of many animals, much attention is paid to their reproduction, especially rare, endangered species. 2 hryvnias, year of issue: 2008 Circulation: 50000 pieces, Metal: nickel silver, Weight 12,8 grams

Series: Ritual holidays of Ukraine The coin is dedicated to one of the great holidays of Orthodox Church - the Annunciation, which is celebrated on April 7th. 5 hryvnia, year of issue: 2008 year Circulation: 45000 pieces, metal: nickel silver, weight 16.54 grams

Series: Outstanding Persons of Ukraine The coin is dedicated to Sidor Golubovych (1873 - 1938), a Ukrainian political and state figure who, in October 1918, was elected to the Ukrainian National Council of ZUNR. Since January 1919 - Chairman of the State Secretariat of the ZUUR - ZIONR. 2 hryvnias, year of issue: 2008 Circulation: 35000 pcs, Metal: nickel silver, Weight 12.8 grams.

Series: Outstanding Persons of Ukraine The coin is dedicated to Lev Davidovich Landau (1908 - 1968), a prominent theoretical physicist, Nobel Prize laureate (1962), who made a significant contribution to almost all sections of theoretical physics. The author of the classical work on the diamagnetism of free electrons, the theory of superconductivity of liquid helium, and many others. In Kharkiv, Lev Davidovich headed the theoretical department of the Ukrainian Institute of Physics and Technology, while he was in charge of the theoretical physics departments at the Kharkiv Engineering Mechanics Institute and the Kharkiv University, creating an advanced school of Soviet theoretical physics. 2 hryvnias, year of issue: 2008 Circulation: 35000 pcs, Metal: nickel silver, Weight 12.8 grams.