The Bank of Latvia today issued a silver collector coin "Duke Jacob's 400th Anniversary". The graphic design has been made by artist Ilze Libiete after a medal commemorating Duke Jacob, the authors of plaster model are sculptors Ligita Franckevica and Janis Strupulis.

The National Bank of Kazakhstan has put into circulation 100 tenge coin dedicated to "2010 FIFA 2010 WORLD CUP SOUTH AFRICA" from “Sport” series on January 23th, 2010.

The Central Bank of Azerbaijan Republic has put into circulaition two commemorative coins –gold and silver - dedicated to 85th anniversary of Nakhchivan Autonomy Republic. 

Commemorative coins were released in connection with 85th jubilee of establishment of Nakhchivan Autonomy Republic, which has important role in ancient history of Azerbaijan, wealth culture and development of Azerbaijan statehood.

The National Bank of Belarus on January 5, 2010 puts into circulation new silver commemorative coin “My heart”.

Coin face value is 20 rubles, purity 925, weight 28.28 g, diameter 38.61 mm. Coin is round, the edge is grooved. Coins are minted at the Mint of Poland. The quality is proof. Mintage: 10000. The coin is a legal tender of Belarus for all debts, public and private without any restriction.   

The National Bank of Belarus on December 30, 2009 puts into circulation new silver commemorative coins from series „Athos“, „Aramis“, „Porthos“ and „d'Artagnan“ from series “The Three Musketeers”.

Coins face value 20 rubles, purity 925, weight 28.28 g, diameter 38.61 mm;

The National Bank of Belarus on December 30, 2009 puts into circulation new silver commemorative coins “The Olympic Games 2012. Handball“ under the international monetary program.

Silver coin – face value 100 rubles, purity 999, weight 155.50 g, diameter 65.00 mm;
Silver coin -  face value 20 rubles, purity 925, weight 31.10 g, diameter 40.00 mm;

On December 30, 2009 the National Bank of Belarus will issue the silver and gold commemorative coins “Squirrel" as well silver commemorative coin "Squirrels".

Silver "Squirrel" coins are of the Br20 denomination, the 999 standard of alloy, weight of 31,1 grams, 38,61mm in diameter; the circulation is up to 5000 thousand units;