Laos 50000 kip Russian Cities series Samara Deer colored proof silver coin 2015

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A new coin, a capsule.

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    The 2015 Laos 50,000 Kip Samara silver coin is a striking colored Proof issue from the Russian Cities series, dedicated to the architecture and identity of Samara. Struck in .925 silver with a limited mintage of only 500 pieces, it combines detailed urban imagery with vivid heraldic color. One side presents a finely engraved map of Samara with streets, districts and the winding riverbank, accompanied by the city’s colored coat of arms: a white deer standing on green ground against a blue shield, crowned by a golden imperial crown. The opposite side forms an architectural panorama featuring Samara landmarks, including an elaborate historic building, a monumental sculptural group with multiple figures and a horseman, and additional architectural silhouettes. The denomination and 2015 date complete the composition. Samara is a major city on the Volga, known for its historical architecture, cultural heritage and important place in regional history. The mirror-like Proof fields, frosted relief and selective coloring make this scarce commemorative especially attractive for collectors of city, architecture, heraldry and map-themed coins.

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    Item type Coin / Collector coins
    Internal Reference LA62
    Nominal sum 50000 kip
    Nominal, number 50,000
    Weight, g 31.10
    Diameter, mm 39.0
    Quality of coinage Proof
    Mintage 500
    Capsule Yes
    CoA No
    Case No
    Country Asia / Laos
    Certification Uncertified
    Year 2015
    Bimetal No
    Coin material Silver / Ag 925
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