Belarus 1 rouble 2011 - 150th Anniversary of Ignat Bujnitski

New commemorative:

"150th Anniversary of the Belarusian actor Ignat Bujnitski"



SPECIFICATIONS
Composition: CuNi
Weight: 20.00 g
Diameter: 37.00 mm
Mintage: 2 000
Quality: proof like
Designer: Oksana Novoselova
Mint: Lithuanian Mint

(information by Gijs Vlothuizen)

LINK: National Bank of the Republic of Belarus

Kazakhstan 50 tenge 2011 - Oskemen

New circulating commemorative:

"Towns of Kazakhstan: Oskemen"



SPECIFICATIONS
Weight: 4.71 g
Diameter: 23.00 mm
Mintage: 50 000
Issue date: 23 September 2011

(information by Antony)

LINK: National Bank of Kazakhstan
LINK: Oskemen in Wikipedia

Austria 10 euro 2011 - Der Liebe Augustin

New silver commemorative:

"Der Liebe Augustin"



(information and image by Pabitra Saha)

LINK: Austrian Mint

Finland 5 euro 2011 - Ostrobothnia

New bimetallic commemorative:

"Historical provinces: Ostrobothnia"



SPECIFICATIONS
Core composition: CuNi
Ring composition: Nordic Gold
Diameter: 27.25 mm
Weight: 9.80 g
Designer: Nora Tapper
Mintage: 100,000 (plus 20,000 proof)
Issue date: 3oct2011

Link: Mint of Finland
Link: Ostrobothnia in Wikipedia

Coins of this collection released or planned so far:

2010 - Finland Proper
2010 - Satakunta
2011 - Tavastia
2011 - Savonia
2011 - Uusimaa
2011 - Karelia
2011 - Ostrobothnia

Romania 50 bani 2011 - Mircea the Elder

New circulating commemorative (also issued in gold proof):

"625th anniversary of Mircea the Elder's ascension to the throne of Wallachia"



(information and image by Pabitra Saha)

SPECIFICATIONS
Material: Brass
Weight: 6.10 g
Diameter: 23.75 mm
Edge: inscribed
Mintage: 5 000 000

LINK: Romania National Bank

Poland 2 zlotys 2011 - Lodz & Poznan

New circulating commemoratives:

"Cities and towns in Poland - Lodz & Poznan"



LINK: National Bank of Poland
LINK: Polish State Mint

SPECIFICATIONS
Composition: Nordic gold, CuAl5Zn5Sn1
Weight: 8.15 g
Diameter: 27.00 mm
Mintage: 800 000

Tajikistan 2006 - 25 & 50 diram magnetic varieties

My friend Wolfgang Schuster recently found some pieces of these two 2006 varieties. Krause lists the brass versions as KM#5.2 and KM#6.2. Excellent site "www.ciscoins.net" already listed these magnetic versions (brass clad steel), which should have their own KM numbers.

Both versions were minted at Saint Petersburg mint, Russia.



(images taken from www.ciscoins.net)

LINK: Coins of CIS and Baltic countries