Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic
Unrecognized State (1991-present)
Location: Eastern Europe
Capital City: Tiraspol
Government type: Republic
Main languages: Russian, Ukrainian, Romanian
Main religions: Orthodox Christianity
Note: Transnistria is mostly unrecognized except by fellow unrecognized states Abkhazia and South Ossetia, and is claimed by Moldova in its entirety. The name "Pridnestrovia" is preferred by the country's Russian and Ukrainian population, but "Transnistria" is the more common name in English, so I used it here. There's a common misconception that Transnistria claims to either be a successor state to the Soviet Union or a continuation of it, but neither of these are true.
Chronology
1991: Transnistria declares independence from the Soviet Union
1991-1992: Transnistrian war of independence
Currency
First Ruble (1994)
1 Ruble = 100 Kopeks
Second Ruble (1994-2000)
1 Ruble = 100 Kopeks
Third Ruble (2000-present)
1 Ruble = 100 Kopeks
Coins from Transnistria in the collection
•1 Kopek, 2000 (aluminum, Warsaw mint, KM#1)
•5 Kopek, 2000 (aluminum, Warsaw mint, KM#2)
•10 Kopek, 2000 (aluminum, Warsaw mint, KM#3)
•25 Kopek, 2002 (aluminum bronze, Warsaw mint, KM#5)
•50 Kopek, 2000 (aluminum bronze, Warsaw mint, KM#4)
•1 Ruble, 2014 (plastic, Moscow mint, KM#195)
•3 Ruble, 2014 (plastic, Moscow mint, KM#205)
•5 Ruble, 2014 (plastic, Moscow mint, KM#206)
•10 Ruble, 2014 (plastic, Moscow mint, KM#209)
Banknotes from Transnistria in the collection
•1 Ruble, 1994 (P#16)
•5 Ruble, 1994 (P#17)
•10 Ruble, 1994 (P#18)
•50 Ruble, 1993 (P#19)
•10,000 Ruble, 1996 (P#29) Overprint on P#16
•1 Ruble, 2007 (P#42)