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The coins of the Third Belarusian Ruble were issued from 2016. However they are dated 2009. These coins were the first coins of the Belarusian Ruble, for which previously no coins were struck because of the low value of the ruble.
Issued by the National Bank of the Republic of Belarus, all Belarusian coins feature traditional embroidery, the National Emblem with Soviet star, and the text ‘БЕЛАРУСЬ’ (Belarus).
In addition to Belarusian Ruble and Kopek coins, we also exchange current Belarusian Ruble banknotes.
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2 Belarusian Rubles coin
The bimetallic coin of 2 Belarusian Rubles is the highest value coin of Belarus. It features the National Emblem of Belarus on its front side. The back side of the 2 BYN piece shows the denomination and a traditional ‘nabozhnyk’ embroidery.You get: £0.240521 BYN = £0.1202600000 -
1 Belarusian Ruble coin
The 1 Rubel coin from Belarus is made of copper-nickel plated steel. Elements on the simple design include the National Emblem of Belarus and a Ručnik pattern, similar to the one on the Belarusian flag.You get: £0.120261 BYN = £0.1202600000 -
50 Kopeks coin Belarus
The 50 kopeks coin from Belarus has a value equivalent to half a ruble. The 0.50 BYN piece features the Belarusian national emblem and traditional ornament embroidery.You get: £0.060131 BYN = £0.1202600000 -
20 Kopeks coin Belarus
The gold-coloured coin of 20 kopeks from Belarus is made of brass-plated steel. The 0.20 BYN piece features the Belarusian National Emblem with a map of Belarus and a five-pointed star. The back side of the 20 kopeks coin depicts nabozhnyk traditional ornament embroidery.You get: £0.024051 BYN = £0.1202600000 -
10 Kopeks coin Belarus
This coin of 10 kopeks is gold-coloured, weighs 2.80 grams and measures 17.7mm in diameter. The pattern inside the zero of the ’10’, on the obverse side of the 0.10 BYN piece, is a traditional Belarusian ‘nabozhnyk’ embroidery.You get: £0.012031 BYN = £0.1202600000 -
5 Kopeks coin Belarus
5 Kopeks is the equivalent of 0.05 Belarusian Rubles. There are 100 kopeks in one ruble. The 5 kopeks coin is made of copper plated steel and weighs 2.7 grams. The 5 kopeks coin is larger than the 10 kopeks coin, measuring 19.8mm in diameter.You get: £0.006011 BYN = £0.1202600000 -
2 Kopeks coin Belarus
The copper plated steel coin of 2 kopeks from Belarus is equivalent to 0.02 rubles. On the simple design are traditional embroidery and the National Emblem of Belarus.You get: £0.002411 BYN = £0.1202600000 -
1 Kopek coin Belarus
The 1 kopek is the lowest value coin in Belarus, its value equivalent to 0.01 BYN. The copper plated steel coin has a diameter of 15mm and weighs 1.6 grams. Like all other Belarusian Ruble coins it features the national emblem of Ukraine and traditional nabozhnyk embroidery.You get: £0.001201 BYN = £0.1202600000
