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The coin is dedicated to Ivan Kozhedub, a famous son of the Ukrainian people, fighter pilot, three times Hero of the Soviet Union, and Air Marshal.
It is dedicated to the AN-132 multi-purpose airplane, which is designed to perform a wide range of tasks. The airplane was created by the Antonov State Enterprise's team thanks to many years of experience and the use of the latest aviation technologies.
Dedicated to a new generation aircraft, which is used for transporting passengers or 6 tons of aircraft. Its successor is the AN-24 aircraft, which has been in operation for forty years. The AN-140 was first flown on the airline in 2002, it now has high technical characteristics and is mass-produced at the aircraft plant in Kharkov.
Dedicated to a new generation aircraft, which is used for transporting passengers or 6 tons of aircraft. Its successor is the AN-24 aircraft, which has been in operation for forty years. The AN-140 was first flown on the airline in 2002, it now has high technical characteristics and is mass-produced at the aircraft plant in Kharkov.
The coin is dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the performance of the aerobatics figure - the dead loop, also known as the Nesterov loop.
Dedicated to one of the carriers of the combat potential of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, a powerful and technological branch of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, which is one of the main tools for deterring military aggression against Ukraine, ensuring the stability of its defense system, and guaranteeing peace and security of the state in interaction with other components of the defense forces and international partners.
The coin is dedicated to the outstanding scientist and designer Sergei Pavlovich Korolev (1907 - 1966), under whose leadership ballistic and geophysical missiles, spacecraft, satellite series, and the first automatic interplanetary station, the Probe, were created.
Dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the birth of Oleg Konstantinovich Antonov (1906–1984), an aircraft designer who oversaw the creation of transport, training, and sports aircraft and gliders. Oleg Antonov always strove to ensure that his aircraft, including such giants as the Antei and Ruslan, were versatile and beautiful, capable of carrying large amounts of cargo and passengers over long distances. Today, specialists at the O.K. Antonov Aviation Scientific and Technical Complex continue the work of this talented designer.
Dedicated to one of the pioneers of aviation, aircraft and helicopter designer, industrialist - Igor Ivanovich Sikorsky. While studying at the Kiev Polytechnic Institute (1907-1914), Igor Sikorsky began working on the first designs for future helicopters. He began building aircraft in 1910. The world's first multi-engine aircraft, the Grand and Ilya Muromets, were his designs. A native of Ukraine, he made a name for himself as one of the world's most famous aircraft designers.
Dedicated to an important milestone in the history of domestic and international rocket engineering – the first launch of the Zenit-3SL carrier rocket (developed by Yuzhnoye Design Bureau, manufactured by Yuzhmash) from the floating platform “Dissey,” which took place on March 28, 1999, and successfully demonstrated the launch capabilities of the Sea Launch rocket and space complex.
A silver commemorative coin in honor of Charles Kingsford Smith, the legendary Australian aviator who made the first trans-Pacific flight. Issued in a limited edition of 5000 pieces, in a wooden case.
Collectible coin UAV Vampire with a face value of 5 hryvnia. Dedicated to Ukrainian strike drones that destroy the enemy from the sky. In branded souvenir packaging.
The commemorative coin is dedicated to the Security Service of Ukraine and the unique special operation Pavutina, which became a landmark example of the high-tech capabilities of Ukrainian security forces.
The coin is dedicated to the AN-124 Ruslan, the world's largest airplane in terms of size and cargo capacity, which is mass-produced and unique in its transportation efficiency.
Commemorative table medal dedicated to the 100th anniversary of Oleg Antonov's birth in a gift box.
The coin is dedicated to the Leleka-100 multi-purpose unmanned aerial vehicle. Developed by the Ukrainian company DeViRo, it is a reliable defender of our skies, performing key military reconnaissance tasks and providing effective support for defense operations. In 2021, by order of the Minister of Defense of Ukraine, the Leleka-100 UAV was officially adopted by the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Since then, it has demonstrated impressive effectiveness in combat conditions, becoming an indispensable tool for conducting aerial reconnaissance and adjusting artillery fire.
