Description: Country: UkraineType: Kit of sets of coins from the anniversary series "Heroes of Ukraine"Mint: Coins were minted at the Luhansk Mint of the National Bank of UkraineYear: 1992Denominations: 10 Kopiyok (6 types), 25 Kopiyok (6 types) and 50 Kopiyok (18 types)Metal: BrassNumbers of coins according to the Specialized Catalog of Varieties of Standard Coins of Ukraine:1 - Set (-A-) - 10 Kopiyok: # 2.1ВАк; 2.1ВАм; 2.1ГАм; 2.1ДАм; 3.11ВАм; 3.12ВАм2 - Set (-В-) - 25 Kopiyok: # 2БАм; 2БВк; 2БВм; 2ВАм; 3БАм; 3ВАм3 - Set (-С-1-) - 50 Kopiyok: # 1ААк; 1ААс; 1ААм; 1АВк; 1АВс; 1АВм4 - Set (-С-2-) - 50 Kopiyok: # 1АЕк; 1АЕс; 1АЕм; 1БАк; 1БАс; 1БАм5 - Set (-С-3-) - 50 Kopiyok: # 3ААм; 2.1ААм; 2.2ААм, 2.2АВм; 2.2БАм; 1АВ(а)сPostage Stamp PPU: Denominations: 25. Private Anniversary Issue 1980Chairmans of the NBU in 1992:until March 24: Matvienko Volodymyr Pavlovychsince March 24 till December 18: Hetman Vadym Petrovychsince December 18: Yushchenko Victor Andriyovych Krat Mykhailo (Крат Михайло) (b 6 August 1892 in Hadiach, Poltava gubernia - d 8 August 1979 in Detroit, Michigan) prominent Ukrainian army officer. After years of distinguished service in the Russian army, he joined the Army of the Ukrainian National Republic in 1917, where he attained the rank of colonel. In 1917–18 he held various staff appointments and in 1919 commanded the Eighth Black Sea Regiment. In the First Winter Campaign, Krat was first chief of staff of the Third Iron Rifle Division of the Army of the Ukrainian National Republic and then of the Zaporyzhyan Division. After the First World War he was released from Polish internment camp and lived in Poland. In 1944–1945, Krat served as a staff officer of the First Division of the Ukrainian National Army. Upon surrendering to the British, the division was interned and Krat was appointed commander of the prisoner of war camps near Bellaria and Rimini, Italy. During this time he was promoted to brigadier general by the Government-in-exile of the Ukrainian National Republic. After being released by the British, he emigrated to the United States.
Price: 350 USD
Location: Khmelnytsky
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Item Specifics
All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
Certification: Luhansk Mint of the National Bank of Ukraine
Modified Item: No
KM Number: Krause #1.1a; 1.2; 2.1a; 2.2; 3.1; 3.2; 3.3a
Denomination: 10 Kopiyok, 25 Kopiyok, 50 Kopiyok
Country/Region of Manufacture: Ukraine
Circulated/Uncirculated: Circulated
Variety: Kit of Sets of Circulated Coins; 1992
Year: 1992
Quantity of issued kits of sets: 8 pcs
Composition: Brass
