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25 Zarin Khadzhi-Murat Dzutsati
| Issuer | National Bank of South Ossetia |
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| Year | 2025 |
| Type | Non-circulating coin |
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| Obverse description | At center, the coat of arms of the Republic of South Ossetia depicted within a raised circular medallion: a snow leopard passant to the left before a stylized mountain range, enclosed by a dotted border and a circular legend reading in Ossetic and Russian. The denomination '25 ЗÆРИНЫ' appears as a prominent legend along the upper rim of the coin, while 'НАЦИОНАЛОН БАНК' occupies the lower rim in bold Cyrillic lettering. The date '2025', fineness 'Ag 925', and weight '31,1' are inscribed below the central emblem. The broad outer border is adorned with a repeating ornamental design of stylized rosette motifs against a matte field. |
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| Reverse script | Cyrillic |
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South Ossetia has no internationally recognized central bank in any functional sense — the "National Bank of South Ossetia" issues collector pieces that circulate nowhere and are accepted by no clearing system. These coins are produced for the numismatic market, effectively as medallions with a nominal face value attached. Khadzhi-Murat Dzutsati, the figure honored here, was a prominent Ossetian scholar and public intellectual, though the specific motivation for this 2025 issue remains undocumented in any primary source this cataloger has verified.
Buyer should treat the issuing authority's monetary claims accordingly.