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100 Roubles The Declaration of Independence
| Issuer | Crimea Republic (fantasy) |
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| Year | 2014 |
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| Currency | Rouble |
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| Obverse description | Bimetallic coin with a copper-toned centre disc set within a silvery outer ring. The centre bears the coat of arms of the Republic of Crimea, depicting a rampant lion on a shield flanked by two classical columns with Ionic capitals, with a ribbon scroll at the base inscribed with the motto. The legend РЕСПУБЛИКА in Cyrillic curves along the upper arc of the outer ring, and КРЫМ curves along the lower arc, both struck in the milled outer ring. |
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| Reverse description | The copper-toned centre disc depicts a raised clenched fist in low relief, symbolising the declaration of independence, occupying the lower portion of the inner field. The denomination 100 and the currency name РУБЛЕЙ appear in the upper portion of the centre, with the year 2014 below the fist. The Cyrillic legend ДЕКЛАРАЦИЯ О НЕЗАВИСИМОСТИ curves along the upper arc of the outer ring, while the commemorative date 11 МАРТА 2014 ГОДА curves along the lower arc. |
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Crimea has no internationally recognized independent monetary authority, and this piece was never legal tender anywhere. Issued in the months following the March 2014 annexation by Russia, it belongs to a well-documented category of fantasy issues produced commercially — typically in Ukraine or Russia — targeting collectors drawn to the political moment rather than any legitimate numismatic institution.