...and the pics are sideways; rotate both of them 90 degrees anticlockwise to make them "right way up". Mongolian script looks similar to Arabic, but it's written vertically, in Old Chinese fashion.
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Thanks to everybody! One more question: I heard that in the beginning of new Mongolian state the tugriks, like this one, were made in Russia. Is it right?
I couldn't find any info on where Mongolian coins were minted, but considering the relationship between the countries and the primitive state of Mongolian economy, even today, I would think that all Mongolian coins, till at least 1990's, were minted in the USSR.
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