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At the end of 2012, the National Bank of the Republic of Moldova issued several coins of the series on the Red Book of the Republic of Moldova. This applies to a 50 lei silver coin called “Lady's Slipper” and a coin called “Otter”. In the same year, coins of various denominations were received in permanent circulation, each of which has its own dedication:
- Butucheni monastery;
- Soroka fortress;
- Mazarakievskaya Church of Chisinau;
- Miorice;
- Andrei Lupan.
Austria has minted 5 euro copper coins. They released 2 varieties with the names: "Skiing" and "Theater".
In 2012, the Australian Lunar of 1 oz, 1/2 oz and 1/4 oz, 1/10 oz and 1/20 oz was released. The obverse of the coins was awarded the image of Queen Elizabeth 2. And the reverse of the coin has an image of an animal, which symbolizes the corresponding year. Therefore, the coins of this year are called "Dragon". It is recommended to buy coins for investing or collecting.
America produced a coinage of $ 1. The obverse of the coin depicts a portrait of the 230th President of the United States - Benjamin Harrison.
In Belgium, a 2 euro coin was issued. In this country, annually held a music contest to them. Queen Elizabeth. In this, in 2012, the competition turned 75 years old, in connection with which, the anniversary coin of 2 euros was born.
In Israel, in 2012, the coinage of 10 agorot coins was continued. The obverse of the coin contains the name of the country, which is displayed in three languages - English, Arabic and Hebrew.
In India, a bimetallic coin of 10 pais was published. Since the Indian Parliament turned 60 years old in 2012, the government decided to bring the 10th anniversary bimetallic coin into the world.
