Transnistria Coin List
Transnistria | 1 rublo (10th Anniversary of the Referendum in Transnistria)
Transnistria | 1 rublo (Year of the Fire Rooster - 2017)
Transnistria | 1 rublo (60th Anniversary of the first U.S.S.R. satellite.)
Transnistria | 1 rublo (160th Anniversary Konstantin E. Tsiolkovsky)
Transnistria | 1 rublo (110th Anniversary Sergey Pavlovich Korolyov)
Transnistria | 1 rublo (XXI World Cup - Russia 2018)
Transnistria | 1 rublo (25th Anniversary of the Bendery Tragedy)
Transnistria | 1 rublo (Cathedral of All Saints - Dubăsari)
Transnistria | 1 rublo (City of Bendery)
Transnistria | 1 rublo (City of Dnestrovsc)
Transnistria | 1 rublo (City of Dubăsari)
Transnistria | 1 rublo (City of Grigoriopol)
Transnistria | 1 ruble (City of Kamenka)
Transnistria | 1 rublo (City of Rybnitsa)
Transnistria | 1 rublo (City of Slobodzeya)
Transnistria | 1 rublo (City of Tiraspol)
Transnistria | 1 rublo (TMR Customs Service 25th Anniversary)
Transnistria | 1 rublo (Monument of Glory - Grigoriopol)
Transnistria | 1 rublo (Monument of Glory - Kamenka)
Transnistria | 1 rublo (100th Anniversary of the October Revolution)
Transnistria | 1 rublo (XXIII Olympic Winter Games South Korea - 2018)
Transnistria | 1 rublo (Year of the Golden Dog - 2018)
Transnistria | 1 rublo (Skull head insect-Acherontia atropos)
Transnistria | 1 rublo (Eurasian Eagle Owl-Bubo bubo)
Transnistria | 1 rublo (Eurasian otter-Lutra lutra lutra)
The most valuable and popular coins
The most valuable Transnistria coins and sought after by collectors according to Foronum statistics are the following:
Transnistria' s monetary history is relatively recent and is closely linked to its complex political situation. Since its declaration of independence from Moldova in 1990, Transnistria has sought to establish its own monetary identity, although it is not recognized internationally as a sovereign state.
Currency used in Transnistria
Initially, Transnistria used the Soviet ruble and then the Russian ruble. In 1994, the country introduced its own currency, the Transnistrian ruble. This currency is divided into 100 kopeks and exists in the form of banknotes and coins. The banknotes feature images of historical figures and landmarks of the region, while the coins have designs that reflect local identity.
Numismatic milestones
An important numismatic milestone in Transnistria was the introduction of plastic coins in 2014, making it one of the few places in the world to issue this type of currency. In addition, the country has issued commemorative coins on several occasions, including series dedicated to local wildlife, historical personalities and significant anniversaries. These special issues have generated interest among collectors, despite Transnistria's unrecognized status in the international community.
Transnistria is a country that does not exist today. It is now part of the Moldova old coins.