Belarus 20 rubles Sailing Ships Kruzenshtern PR69 PCGS hologram silver coin 2011

The Belarus 20 rubles silver coin “Kruzenshtern” (2011) from the Sailing Ships series celebrates one of the most iconic tall ships still sailing today — the four-masted barque Kruzenshtern. On the reverse, the vessel is shown majestically cutting through the waves under full sails, with meticulous details of rigging, sails, and the dynamic sky. Beneath the main image is the inscription КРУЗЕНШТЕРН and a smaller silhouette of the ship. The obverse features the national emblem of Belarus and inscriptions in Belarusian: “РЭСПУБЛIКА БЕЛАРУСЬ” and “20 РУБЛЁЎ,” accompanied by the year of issue 2011 and the hallmark Ag 925. At the center lies a compass rose with a holographic effect, symbolizing navigation, exploration, and seafaring traditions. Built in 1926 in Germany and later renamed in honor of Russian admiral Ivan Kruzenshtern, this barque became one of the largest traditional sailing ships in the world, serving as a training vessel and ambassador of maritime heritage. Certified PR69DCAM by PCGS, the coin unites historical value, nautical romance, and innovative minting with holographic design.

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