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| Year | 2014 |
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| Weight | 8.95 g |
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| Obverse description | Central copper-aluminium disc bearing the coat of arms of the Republic of Crimea: a heraldic shield featuring a rampant griffin, flanked by two classical columns beneath a rising sun motif, with a ribbon scroll at the base bearing the motto 'ПРОЦВЕТАНИЕ В ЕДИНСТВЕ' (Prosperity in Unity). The brass outer ring carries the Cyrillic legend 'РЕСПУБЛИКА' at upper right and 'КРЫМ' at lower centre, together forming 'РЕСПУБЛИКА КРЫМ' (Republic of Crimea). |
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| Reverse description | Central copper-aluminium disc depicting a hand inserting a ballot paper marked 'REFERENDUM' into a ballot box, symbolising the Crimean status referendum of 16 March 2014. Above the central device, the denomination '250 Рублей' (250 Roubles) is inscribed in the field, with the date '2014' below. The brass outer ring carries the legend 'референдум' (Referendum) at upper centre and '16 марта 2014 года' (16 March 2014) along the lower arc. |
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A fantasy piece produced to commemorate — or perhaps celebrate — the March 2014 Crimean referendum, which no internationally recognized body accepted as legitimate. These were never issued by any official monetary authority; they exist purely as political objects, manufactured outside any sanctioned mint framework to mark a vote conducted under contested circumstances and military occupation.