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.
The snow leopard (uncia uncia) is a large cat that mainly lives in the Central Asian highlands. Because of his resemblance he is frequently mistaken for a leopard although he has a longer, mostly grey fur and is also smaller than his “brother”. The large cat’s soles are covered with a thick hair pad which enlarges the surface of his feet and enables him to move over the snow-capped mountains as if on snow shoes. This enables him to balance his body weight and the cat of prey doesn’t sink into the snow fields as deep. A much better progression is ensured. This advantage in the wilderness is not to be underestimated.
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.
Jalal al-Din Mangubarni (Jalal ad-Din Mingburnu, Jalal-ud-din Mangubirni) achieved almost mythical proportions in his fight against 
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. 
