Collection coins of the series «Kyrgyz Customs and Ceremonies»  

The main plot of the coin «Tushoo Kesuu» the image of a child taking its first independent steps with cut fetters on its legs. To the left of it there are its parents, to the right there is a yurt and running children participating in the race dedicated to the ceremony of cutting the fetters. The inscription «Тушоо кесүү» (cutting the fetters) is in the upper part of the coin. The metal alloy (Ag 925) and the weight of the coin (28,28 g) are specified in the left part of the coin. The right part of the coin contains the denomination of the coin «10 som».  

The reverse side of the coin contains the coat of arms of the Kyrgyz Republic framed by the image of fetters (ropes), in the upper part of which there is a stylized image of a spirited boy with a kalpak on his head, standing firmly and confidently on his feet. The coin circumference is provided with an inscription «Кыргыз үрп-адаттары жана ырым-жырымдары» (Kyrgyz customs and ceremonies). The year of coin issue (2025) is depicted in the lower part of the coin.  

The main plot of the obverse of the coin “Beshikke Saluu” is a stylized image of a woman holding a newborn baby and a cradle made by local gilding. An inscription “Beshikke Saluu” and the coin denomination (10 Som) is in the right part of the coin. The lower part of the coin displays the metal alloy (Ag 925) and weight (28.28 g).   

The main plot of the reverse of the coin is the stylized images of a woman holding a baby in a yurt and tumar - a traditional Kyrgyz amulet. The coat of arms of the Kyrgyz Republic is depicted in the center of the coin. The coin circumference is provided with an inscription: “Кыргыз үрп-адаттары жана ырым-жырымдары” (Kyrgyz customs and ceremonies). The year of coin issue (2023) is depicted in the lower part of the coin 

Specifications of the coin 

Silver coin with a certificate placed in acrylic capsule and packed into a separate box.     

All collection coins are the legal tender in the territory of the Kyrgyz Republic.