Сoin of 10 Russian rubles, Chita Oblast 2006

Obverse:

In the center of the coin, there is an indication of the coin’s denomination: “10 RUBLES.”
Inside the digit “0,” there are hidden elements that become visible when you change the viewing angle. These elements reveal the number “10” and the word “RUB.”
At the bottom of the coin, you’ll find the mint mark.
Around the circumference of the coin, there is an inscription at the top: “BANK OF RUSSIA,” and at the bottom: the date “2006.”
Stylized plant branches transition onto the disk from both sides.
Reverse:

The reverse side features the coat of arms of Chita Oblast.
Around the circumference, there are inscriptions: at the top – “RUSSIAN FEDERATION,” and at the bottom – “CHITA OBLAST.”
Authors:

Artist: A.D. Shchablykin.
Sculptor: Computer modeling.
Minting: Saint Petersburg Mint (SPMD).
Edge design: 300 reeds and the repeated inscription “TEN RUBLES,” separated by asterisks.