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Monday, October 5, 2009
Монгол Улсын мөнгөн тэмдэгтүүд (дэлгэцийн зураг)
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Нэг төгрөг
Сүүлийн үед томоохон дэлгүүр, супермаркетууд иргэдийн авсан барааны төлбөрийн хариултанд нэгтийн дэвсгэрт өгч байгааг анзаарсан байхаа. Нэгт, таютын дэвсгэрт өнөөдрийг хүртэл гүйлгээнд байгаа бөгөөд Монголбанк, арилжааны банкуудад дээрх дэвсгэртийн хангалт хийгдсэн учраас та хариултаа бүрэн авах боломжтой болжээ.
Friday, February 13, 2009
Snow Leopards-MPI 2008

Endangered Wildlife
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In captivity the lifespan can amount to 20 years and more. Unfortunately, as well as many other animals, the snow leopard belongs to the endangered animal species. Globally it is supposed that only 7000 free living animals still exist. The most of these live in China and Mongolia. In the Mongolian Steppe there are unfortunately not even one thousand animals left. Despite the setup of facilities for sanctuaries a constant reduction is registered. Regretfully the reason for the reduction is due to the illegal but lucrative fur hunt.
This collective coin shows cute snow leopard cubs in an elaborate MPI-technology. MPI stands for Minted Photo Image und once again shows the standard of top minting design. Amaze yourself with a mix of a 2-dimensional photo on a 3- dimensional relief.
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| Snow Leopards-MPI 2008 |
| Endangered Wildlife |
| Art.-No.: | 23212 |
| Country: | Mongolia |
| Year: | 2008 |
| Face value: | 500 Togrog |
| Metal: | Silver .925 |
| Weight: | 25 g |
| Diameter: | 38.61 mm |
| Quality: | Proof |
| Mintage: | 2'500 pcs. |

COIN OF THE GOLDEN HORDE
The Golden Horde were the successors of Ghenghiz Khan that ruled much of Russia, Central Asia and Eastern Europe from the mid-13th century until the early 15th century. Following the Black Death in 1346 and internal fighting the horde declined and disintegrated. Though the Horde may have been golden, these coins are crudely made, undated, bronze Puls.Item L-GH-1 GOLDEN HORDE, BRONZE PUL 13th-15th century VG-crude $10.00
RARE SILVER COIN OF MANGUBARNI
Jalal al-Din Mangubarni (Jalal ad-Din Mingburnu, Jalal-ud-din Mangubirni) achieved almost mythical proportions in his fight against Ghenghiz Khan. He assumed command over the Khwarizm Empire in 1220AD, a kingdom in Afghanistan and Iran, after the Mongols executed his father. He assembled an Afghan coalition that decisively defeated the Mongols under Ghenghiz Khan. However the coalition quickly collapsed in arguments over the division of the spoils. The Mongols then went after him, forcing him to retreat to the Indus River. Tradition has it that though he was outnumbered 50 to one, he continued his fierce attacks against the Mongols. Eventually the Mongols closed in, and only he and a few followers were able to escape across the river into India. There he assembled a new army, which was financed by raids on the treasuries of nearby kingdoms. This base silver Jital was minted by Mangubarni, probably in Nandana, while he was in India, between 1221 and 1224AD. In 1224AD he and his army left India. He gained control over parts of Iran, and the Mongols resume their pursuit of him. He was pursued through Iran, Iraq, Georgia and into Turkey. In 1231 he was probably by Kurdish bandits who did not know who he was! Coins of Mangubarni are rare, however we recently purchased a group so can offer them at a reasonable price - until we run out. The coins grade Very Fine, though may have spots.Item C-MANG SILVER JITAL OF MANGUBARNI, 1221-1224AD, VF-spots $7.50
Item C-MANGx5 5 OF THE ABOVE SILVER JITALS OF MANGUBARNI, VF-spots $25.00
MODERN MONGOLIAN COIN SET
This 1994 coin set were the first coins Mongolia issued for circulation after abandoning communism in 1992. Included are the 20, 50, 100 and 200 Tugrik. The obverses of the coins all picture the Soyombo, the national emblem of Mongolia that had been discarded under communism. The Soyombo includes many symbols associated with Lamaistic Buddhism, long practiced in Mongolia. The 100 and 200 Tugrik also picture national buildings on the reverse. Item S-MN-SET94 MONGOLIA 1994 4 COIN SET (KM122-125) UNC. $6.00
Mongolia Gold Coins

Mongolia Gold Coins 750 Tugrug - 1980 KM-040 - 18,79 g - 28,0 mm Edge - Reeded
Mintage - 0,032M
This NCLT "coin" was issued to commemorate the International Year of the Child. The obverse features the arms of the Mongolian Peoples' Republic with the date 1980 below the arms and the country's name MONGOLIA in English at the bottom. The reverse has a pair of Mongolian children dancing in indigenous apparel with the English legend INTERNATIONAL YEAR OF THE CHILD around the top, and legends in Mongol script flanking the image. The UN symbol is to the lower left and the logo for the IYC to the lower right. The denomination 750 TUGRUG is to the right in the modern Mongolian alphabet.
Mongolia’s 500-tugrik coin awarded Coin of the Year
The Coin of the Year Award for 2009 has been won by Mongolia for a silver 500-tugrik coin that depicts a wolverine with diamond eyes. An international panel made the selection in a second round of balloting that concluded in mid-January. The judges chose from among the winners of 10 categories determined by their first round of voting.
The award will be presented February 7 in a special ceremony at the World Money Fair in Berlin, Germany, by David C. Harper on behalf of World Coin News, sponsor of the award and a sister publication to Numismatic News.
"The judges had to be drawn to the eyes of the wolverine. They are quite compelling," Harper said about the Mongolian coin.
Mongolian coins

Since Mongolia has been transferred into free market economy
new coins have been introduced into money circulation.
Currently there are four different denominations of coins,
20, 50, 100 and 200 Togrog coins.
Although these coins were issued in 1994, they were put in circulation
only in 1998.
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20 and 50 T coins are made of Aluminum. 20 Togrog and 50 Togrog are written in Cyrillic on the obverse sides of the coins. The smallest coin, 20T, has a diameter of 17.5 mm and weighs 0.78 gr. 50T coin weighs 1.68 gr. and has a diameter of 23.0 mm.
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100 and 200T coins are made of Cupronickel and are heavier in weight, 3.84 gr. and 6.2 gr. Megjid Janraiseg Temple is engraved on the front side of the 100T coin which has a diameter of 22.0 mm. 200T coin displays the Government House on its obverse side and has diameter of 25.0 mm.
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All the coins have the same design on their reverse sides,
Soyombo symbol is carved, and Mongolia and 1994 are written
in the Mongolian Traditional Script.
The other side of the coins displays Bank of Mongolia
in Cyrillic alphabet.
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Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Монгол зоос дэлхийн шилдгээр шалгарлаа

Дэлхийн Шилдэг зоосыг жил бүр 10 төрлөөр нэр дэвшүүлэн сонгодог юм байна. Өнгөрсөн оны арванхоёрдугаар сарын 17-нд эдгээр 10 зоосыг нэрлэжээ. Харин эцсийн шалгаруулалт энэ сарын 12-ны өдөр болсон байна. Шилдэг арван зоост АНУ-ын гурав, Беларусын хоёр, Австри, Итали, Дани, Британи, Монголоос тус бүр нэг зоос орсон байна.
Шилдэг Мөнгөн Зоос төрөлд нэгдүгээр байрт орсон Монгол зоос хамгийн шилдэг зоосоор шалгарчээ.
Алмаазан нүдтэй мазаалайг дүрсэлсэн 500 төгрөгний зоос нь ан амьтныг хамгаалах утгатай аж.
Энэхүү зоос нь 2007 онд үйлдвэрлэгджээ. Шилдэг зоосны үзэсгэлэн ирэх сарын 7-нд Герман улсын Берлин хотноо болох бөгөөд энэ үеэр шилдэг зоосны шагналыг гардуулах юм байна.
Сонирхуулахад, өнгөрсөн жилийн шилдгийн шилдгээр Унгар улсын хувьсгалын 50 жилийн ойдоо зориулсан зоосон тэмдэгт шалгарч байжээ.















