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Circulation 745 Commemorative 522 Collector 1602

Found: 522

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Nicholas I 1825 — 1855 1 ruble = 100 kopecks

5 rubles — Russian Empire (1832) — Start of gold coinage from the Kolyvan-Voskresensk placers

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C# 176

Gold 917, 6.54 g, ⌀ 22.6 mm

1 ruble — Russian Empire (1834) — Opening of the Alexander Column in Saint Petersburg

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C# 169

Silver 868, 20.73 g, ⌀ 35.5 mm

1.5 rubles — Russian Empire (1835–1836) — 10 years of the reign of Nicholas I: the imperial family

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C# 172, C# A172

Silver 868, 31.1 g, ⌀ 40 mm

1 ruble — Russian Empire (1839) — Opening of the monument-chapel on the Borodino field

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C# 170

Silver 868, 20.73 g, ⌀ 35.5 mm

1.5 rubles — Russian Empire (1839) — Opening of the monument-chapel on the Borodino field

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C# 173.1, 173.2

Silver 868, 31.1 g, ⌀ 40 mm

1 ruble — Russian Empire (1841) — Marriage of Grand Duke Alexander Nikolaevich and Maria Alexandrovna

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Silver 868, 20.73 g, ⌀ 35.5 mm

Alexander II 1855 — 1881 1 ruble = 100 kopecks

1 ruble — Russian Empire (1859) — Unveiling of the Nicholas I monument in Saint Petersburg

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Y# 28

Silver 868, 20.73 g, ⌀ 35.5 mm

25 rubles — Russian Empire (1876) — 30th birthday of Grand Duke Vladimir Alexandrovich

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Y# 27

Gold 917, 32.72 g, ⌀ 32.3 mm

Alexander III 1881 — 1894 1 ruble = 100 kopecks

1 ruble — Russian Empire (1883) — Coronation of Alexander III

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Y# 43

Silver 868, 20.73 g, ⌀ 35.5 mm

Nicholas II 1894 — 1917 1 ruble = 100 kopecks

1 ruble — Russian Empire (1896) — Coronation of Nicholas II

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Y# 60

Silver 900, 20 g, ⌀ 33.65 mm

1 ruble — Russian Empire (1913) — 300th anniversary of the House of Romanov

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Y# 70

Silver 900, 20 g, ⌀ 33.65 mm

1961 Monetary Reform 1961 — 1991 1 ruble = 100 kopecks

1 ruble — USSR (1965) — Victory in the Great Patriotic War

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Y# 135

Brass, 9.85 g, ⌀ 31 mm

10 kopecks — USSR (1967) — October Revolution

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Y# 136

Brass, 2.05 g, ⌀ 17.2 mm

15 kopecks — USSR (1967) — October Revolution

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Y# 137

Brass, 3.4 g, ⌀ 19.6 mm

20 kopecks — USSR (1967) — October Revolution

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Y# 138

Brass, 4.35 g, ⌀ 21.8 mm

50 kopecks — USSR (1967) — October Revolution

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Y# 139

Brass, 6.45 g, ⌀ 25 mm

1 ruble — USSR (1967) — October Revolution

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Y# 140

Brass, 11.25 g, ⌀ 31 mm

1 ruble — USSR (1970) — Vladimir Lenin

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Y# 141

Brass, 12.8 g, ⌀ 31 mm

1 ruble — USSR (1975) — Victory in the Great Patriotic War

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Y# 142

Brass, 12.8 g, ⌀ 31 mm

1 ruble — USSR (1977) — October Revolution

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Y# 143

Brass, 12.8 g, ⌀ 31 mm

1 ruble — USSR (1977) — Olympic Emblem

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Y# 144

Brass, 12.8 g, ⌀ 31 mm

1 ruble — USSR (1978) — Kremlin

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Y# 153

Brass, 12.8 g, ⌀ 31 mm

1 ruble — USSR (1979) — University

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Y# 164

Copper-nickel, 10 g, ⌀ 31 mm

1 ruble — USSR (1979) — Monument to the Conquerors of Space

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Y# 165

Copper-nickel, 12.8 g, ⌀ 31 mm

1 ruble — USSR (1980) — Yury Dolgoruky Monument

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Y# 177

Brass, 12.8 g, ⌀ 31 mm

1 ruble — USSR (1980) — Olympic Flame

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Y# 178

Copper-nickel, 12.8 g, ⌀ 31 mm

1 ruble — USSR (1981) — Gagarin's Spaceflight

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Y# 188

Copper-nickel, 12.8 g, ⌀ 31 mm

1 ruble — USSR (1981) — Soviet-Bulgarian Friendship

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Y# 189

Copper-nickel, 12.8 g, ⌀ 31 mm

1 ruble — USSR (1982) — Soviet Union

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Y# 190

Copper-nickel, 12.8 g, ⌀ 31 mm

1 ruble — USSR (1983) — Karl Marx

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Y# 191

Copper-nickel, 12.8 g, ⌀ 31 mm

1 ruble — USSR (1983) — First Woman in Space

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Y# 192

Copper-nickel, 12.8 g, ⌀ 31 mm

1 ruble — USSR (1983) — Ivan Fyodorov

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Y# 193

Copper-nickel, 12.8 g, ⌀ 31 mm

1 ruble — USSR (1983–1985) — Friedrich Engels

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Y# 200

Brass, 12.8 g, ⌀ 31 mm

1 ruble — USSR (1984) — Dmitri Mendeleyev

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Y# 194

Copper-nickel, 12.8 g, ⌀ 31 mm

1 ruble — USSR (1984) — Aleksandr Popov

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Y# 195

Copper-nickel, 12.8 g, ⌀ 31 mm

1 ruble — USSR (1984–1985) — Aleksandr Pushkin

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Y# 196

Copper-nickel, 12.8 g, ⌀ 31 mm

1 ruble — USSR (1985) — Vladimir Lenin

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Y# 197

Copper-nickel, 12.8 g, ⌀ 31 mm

1 ruble — USSR (1985) — Victory in the Great Patriotic War

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Y# 198

Copper-nickel, 12.8 g, ⌀ 31 mm

1 ruble — USSR (1985) — 12th World Youth Festival

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Y# 199

Copper-nickel, 12.8 g, ⌀ 31 mm

1 ruble — USSR (1986) — International Year of Peace

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Y# 201

Copper-nickel, 12.9 g, ⌀ 31 mm

1 ruble — USSR (1986) — Mikhail Lomonosov

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Y# 202

Copper-nickel, 12.8 g, ⌀ 31 mm

1 ruble — USSR (1987) — Battle of Borodino; Soldiers

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Y# 203

Copper-nickel, 12.8 g, ⌀ 31 mm

1 ruble — USSR (1987) — Battle of Borodino; Monument

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Y# 204

Copper-nickel, 12.8 g, ⌀ 31 mm

1 ruble — USSR (1987) — Konstantin Tsiolkovsky

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Y# 205

Copper-nickel, 12.8 g, ⌀ 31 mm

1 ruble — USSR (1987) — October Revolution

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Y# 206

Copper-nickel, 12.8 g, ⌀ 31 mm

3 rubles — USSR (1987) — October Revolution

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Y# 207

Copper-nickel, 14.35 g, ⌀ 33 mm

5 rubles — USSR (1987) — October Revolution

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Y# 208

Copper-nickel, 29 g, ⌀ 39 mm

1 ruble — USSR (1988) — Maxim Gorki

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Y# 209

Copper-nickel, 12.8 g, ⌀ 31 mm

1 ruble — USSR (1988) — Leo Tolstoy

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Y# 216

Copper-nickel, 12.8 g, ⌀ 31 mm

5 rubles — USSR (1988) — Leningrad - Peter the Great Monument

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Y# 217

Copper-nickel, 19.8 g, ⌀ 35 mm
Coin series 110

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