Belarus 20 roubles Don Stallion Horse Cossack Colored PF69 NGC silver coin 2012

The Belarus 20 roubles silver coin of 2012 is a remarkable piece from the series dedicated to famous horse breeds, and this issue honors the Don stallion, one of the oldest horse breeds in Eastern Europe, historically linked to the Cossacks. The obverse of the coin displays two powerful horses galloping freely across a meadow, a dynamic composition that symbolizes freedom, vitality, and strength. Above them is the national emblem of the Republic of Belarus with the inscription “РЭСПУБЛІКА БЕЛАРУСЬ”, while below are the denomination 20 roubles, the year 2012, and the fineness mark Ag925. The reverse features a detailed close-up of a horse’s head in relief, alongside a full-color image of a Cossack rider in traditional uniform, mounted on a chestnut horse and wielding a raised saber. The background carries an ornamental pattern, adding elegance and depth to the design, while the inscription “ДАНСКІ КОНЬ” identifies the breed. This coin highlights the deep cultural and historical connection between the Don horse and the Cossacks, who relied on this breed for endurance, speed, and loyalty in battle and daily life. Struck in fine silver with Proof quality, the coin is certified PF69 by NGC, indicating nearly perfect condition and superb eye appeal. Combining artistry, color application, and historical symbolism, this issue stands out as a rare and collectible piece for lovers of equestrian themes and world commemoratives.

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