My Collection
Description:
Obverse
In the center — the relief image of Saint George the Warrior on horseback killing a serpent with a spear;
to the right below, under the front hoof of the horse — the Cyrillic letters М (Moscow) or С-П (Saint Petersburg), indicating the mint-producer;
above from the left to the right — the inscription along the rim: “БАНК РОССИИ” (BANK OF RUSSIA) divided by the figure of Saint George the Warrior;
below under the image of the serpent — the year of mintage.
Reverse
Value.
Related Coins
1 Polushka - Aleksandr I (ЕМ)
Country: Russia - Empire
(Russia) / Denomination: 1 Polushka = 1/4 Kopeck = 1/400 Ruble
(0.0025)
Year: 1803-1810 / Material: Copper
25 Rubles (The Astrakhan Kremlin (XVIth-XVIIth centuries))
Country: Russia / Denomination: 25 Rubles
25 RUB = 0.40 USD
Year: 2008 / Material: Silver (.925)
3 Rubles (Nizhny Novgorod Kremlin; colorized)
Country: Russia / Denomination: 3 Rubles
3 RUB = 0.048 USD
Year: 2015 / Material: Bi-Metallic Brass center in Nickel Silver ring
50 Rubles (Virgo)
Country: Russia / Denomination: 50 Rubles
50 RUB = 0.80 USD
Year: 2003 / Material: Gold (.999)
50 Kopecks (magnetic; smooth edge)
Country: Russia / Denomination: 50 Kopecks
0.50 RUB = 0.0080 USD
Year: 2006-2015 / Material: Brass clad Steel
15 Kopecks (15 ribbons)
Country: Soviet Union (USSR)
(Russia) / Denomination: 15 Kopecks
(0.15 SUR)
Year: 1961-1991 / Material: Copper-nickel-zinc
25 Rubles (Capricorn)
Country: Russia / Denomination: 25 Rubles
25 RUB = 0.40 USD
Year: 2002 / Material: Gold (.999)
3 Rubles (St. Sophia Cathedral)
Country: Soviet Union (USSR)
(Russia) / Denomination: 3 Rubles
(3 SUR)
Year: 1988 / Material: Silver (.900)
50 Rubles (D.G. Levitsky)
Country: Russia / Denomination: 50 Rubles
(50 RUR)
Year: 1994 / Material: Gold (.900)
20 Rubles (non-magnetic; segmented edge)
Country: Russia / Denomination: 20 Rubles
(20 RUR)
Year: 1992 / Material: Copper-nickel