This 100 Tenge coin, minted in 2002, is a beautiful example of Kazakhstan’s national symbols, showcasing the arms of Kazakhstan on the obverse and the denomination "100 TENGE" on the reverse. Struck from a bimetallic material (copper-nickel centre in a nickel brass ring), this coin is a notable addition to any numismatic collection.
Key Features:
- Issuer: Kazakhstan
- Value: 100 Tenge (100 KZT = 0.18 EUR)
- Currency: Tenge (1993-date)
- Material: Bimetallic (Copper-nickel centre, Nickel brass ring)
- Diameter: 24.4 mm
- Weight: 6.23 g
- Thickness: 1.95 mm
- Shape: Round
- Technique: Milled
- Orientation: Medal alignment
- Mint Marks: Kazakhstan Mint, Ust-Kamenogorsk, Kazakhstan (1992-date)
Obverse:
The obverse of the coin displays Kazakhstan’s National Coat of Arms, symbolizing the nation's sovereignty and pride. The inscription "QAZAQSTAN RESPÝBLIKASY" (Republic of Kazakhstan) and the year "2002" are visible on this side. The design was created by V.Ivzhenko, F.Zolotukhin, and S.Vasiliev.
Reverse:
The reverse features the denomination "100 TENGE" in Cyrillic script, marking the value of the coin, with the engravers' initials, V.Ivzhenko, F.Zolotukhin, and S.Vasiliev, also displayed.
Edge:
The coin has a reeded edge with incuse lettering, which reads "ЖҮЗ ТЕҢГЕ" (One Hundred Tenge), adding a distinct and secure feature to the coin’s design.
Minting Information:
Minted by the Kazakhstan Mint in Ust-Kamenogorsk, Kazakhstan. This coin was part of the standard circulation coins issued for Kazakhstan between 2002 and 2007.
Perfect for Collectors & History Enthusiasts
The 100 Tenge coin from 2002 is a significant addition to any collection, reflecting Kazakhstan’s national symbols and modern history. Whether you're an experienced numismatist or a newcomer, this coin will add value to your collection and serve as a symbol of Kazakhstan's pride and independence.
