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Coins

Coins of 1925 Coins were minted with the seal and words "Year of 15" in Mongolian script. Mongolia was delivered from a oppression of Manzh in 1911 and declared a republic with "Bogd King" and began to use new calendar in accordance with. Since 1911 had been passed 15 years or by the modern calendar it was 1925. Coins were minted in the USSR (former name) and withdrew from circulation officially in 1970, in fact in 1950.
	Coins of 1937 In front side of the coin were minted words "year of 27". It was 1937 in accordance with the modern calendar. All words in the coin were minted in mongolian script. Coins were minted in the USSR (former name) and withdrew from circulation officially in 1970, in fact in 1960.
Coins of 1945 Coins were minted with a shape of the seal which was amended in accordance with the new constitution and words in Cyrillic. Coins were minted in the USSR (former name) and withdrew from circulation in 1970.
	Coins of 1959 Coins were minted with a shape of the seal which was adopted by the Constitution from 1940. Abbreviation of words "Mongolian People's Republic" and the seal were minted in Cyrillic script. For the first time, coins of 1, 2, 5 mungo were minted with a hole in the centre. Coins were minted in the People's Republic of China and withdrew from circulation in 1990.
Coins of 1970, 1977, 1980, 1981 Coins issued in 1970, 1977 were minted in the DDR (former name) and coins of 1980, 1981 were minted by "Jewelry and Coin Minting Factory of Mongolia". Coins were minted with the seal which was adopted in 1960.
	Coins of 1970, 1977, 1980, 1981 Coins issued in 1970, 1977 were minted in the DDR (former name) and coins of 1980, 1981 were minted by "Jewelry and Coins Minting Factory of Mongolia". Coins were minted with the seal which was adopted in 1960.

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