The National Bank of Ukraine has put into circulation the commemorative coins “70 Years of Liberation of Donbass from Fascist Invaders” of 10 and 5 hryvnia face value.

The coin of 10 hryvnia face value has been made of silver; quality – “proof”, weight in fineness – 31.1 g, diameter – 38.6 mm, mintage – 3 000 pieces. The coin edge is smooth with in-depth legends: Ag 925 (metal and fineness), 31.1 (weight in fineness), NBU Mint logo.

The National Bank of Ukraine has put into circulation 5 hryvnen "The Poet’s House" coin on September 12th, 2013.

The coin “"The Poet’s House" is devoted to the centenary of the Maximilian Voloshin House Museum

The coin of 5 hryvnia face value has been made of German silver; quality – “special uncirculated”, weight– 16.54 g, diameter – 35.0 mm, mintage – 20 000 pieces. The coin edge is grooved.

The National Bank of Kyrgyzstan Republic has put into circulation silver commemorative coin "Goitered gazelle" on August 26th, 2013.

The goitered or black-tailed (Gazella subgutturosa) is a gazelle found in northern Azerbaijan, part of Iran, parts of Iraq and southwestern Pakistan, southeastern Turkey, and the Gobi Desert. The specific name, meaning "full below the throat", refers to the male having an enlargement of the neck and throat during the mating season.

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The National Bank of Ukraine has put into circulation 5 hryvnen "Nesterov's Loop" coin on August 28th, 2013.

The commemorative coin is dedicated to the centenary of performance of the loop-the-loop aerobatic maneuver known also as Nesterov`s loop. For the first time the maneuver was performed on August 27, 1913, by Pyotr Nesterov in the sky over Kyiv (Syrets military airfield) before numerous spectators` eyes. The event became de facto the beginning of aerobatics and substantial contribution to the aviation development.

The National Bank of Ukraine has put into circulation 2 hryvnen "World Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships" coin on August 22nd, 2013.

Face value of the Nickel silver coin is 2 hryvnen, weight 12.8 g, diameter 31 mm, briliant uncirculated quality. Mintage 20 000 pcs.

The Bank of Lithuania issued a 50 litas commemorative coin dedicated to the 600th anniversary of the christening of Samogitia.

Samogitia is one of the five ethnic regions of Lithuania. It has a long and storied cultural history, including it’s own distinct language. In 1413, the region became the last in Europe to be converted to Christianity, a significant event in the history of the European continent.