Russia

Modern Russia 1997 — to present 1 ruble = 100 kopecks
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2005) — Borovsk Y# 944 Bimetallic, 27 mm
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2005) — Mcensk Y# 945 Bimetallic, 27 mm
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2005) — Kaliningrad Y# 946 Bimetallic, 27 mm
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2006) — Republic of Altai Y# 938 Bimetallic, 27 mm
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2006) — Chita Region Y# 939 Bimetallic, 27 mm
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2006) — Maritime Territory Y# 940 Bimetallic, 27 mm
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2006) — Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) Y# 941 Bimetallic, 27 mm
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2006) — Sakhalin Region Y# 942 Bimetallic, 27 mm
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2006) — Belgorod Y# 947 Bimetallic, 27 mm
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2006) — Kargopol Y# 948 Bimetallic, 27 mm
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2006) — Torzhok Y# 949 Bimetallic, 27 mm
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2007) — Vologda Y# 963 Bimetallic, 27 mm
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2007) — Veliky Ustyug Y# 964 Bimetallic, 27 mm
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2007) — Gdov Y# 965 Bimetallic, 27 mm
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2007) — The Rostov region Y# 970 Bimetallic, 27 mm
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2007) — The Republic of Khakasia Y# 971 Bimetallic, 27 mm
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2007) — The Republic of Bashkortostan Y# 972 Bimetallic, 27 mm
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2007) — The Arkhangelsk Region Y# 973 Bimetallic, 27 mm
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2007) — The Novosibirsk Region Y# 974 Bimetallic, 27 mm
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2007) — The Lipetsk Region Y# 993 Bimetallic, 27 mm
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2008) — The Udmurt Republic Y# 975 Bimetallic, 27 mm
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2008) — Vladimir (XIIth century) Y# 976 Bimetallic, 27 mm
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2008) — The Astrakhan Region Y# 977 Bimetallic, 27 mm
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2008) — Sverdlovsk Region Y# 978 Bimetallic, 27 mm
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2008) — Azov (XIII th century) Y# 986 Bimetallic, 27 mm
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2008) — The Kabardin-Balkar Republic Y# 991 Bimetallic, 27 mm
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2008) — Priozersk Y# 994 Bimetallic, 27 mm
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2008) — Smolensk (IXth century) Y# 995 Bimetallic, 27 mm
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2009) — Kaluga, (XIVth century) Y# 982 Bimetallic, 27 mm
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2009) — Vyborg Y# 983 Bimetallic, 27 mm
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2009) — Galich Y# 984 Bimetallic, 27 mm
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2009) — The Republic of Kalmykiya Y# 985 Bimetallic, 27 mm
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2009) — Republic of Adygeya Y# 987 Bimetallic, 27 mm
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2009) — Veliky Novgorod Y# 988 Bimetallic, 27 mm
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2009) — The Jewish Autonomous Region Y# 989 Bimetallic, 27 mm
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2009) — Republic of Komi Y# 996 Bimetallic, 27 mm
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2009) — The Kirovsk Region Y# 997 Bimetallic, 27 mm
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2010) — The Russian General Census Y# 1274 Bimetallic, 27 mm
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2010) — Bryansk (the Xth c.) Y# 1275 Bimetallic, 27 mm
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2010) — Yuryevets Y# 1276 Bimetallic, 27 mm
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2010) — Perm Krai Y# 1277 Bimetallic, 27 mm
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2010) — Nenets Autonomous Okrug Y# 1278 Bimetallic, 27 mm
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2010) — Chechen Republic Y# 1279 Bimetallic, 27 mm
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2010) — The Yamal-Nenets Autonomous Area Y# 1280 Bimetallic, 27 mm
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2010) — Emblem, 65th Anniversary of Victory Y# 1466 Steel, 22 mm
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2011) — Elets CBR# 5714-0008 Steel, 22 mm
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2011) — Solikamsk, Perm Krai Y# 1283 Bimetallic, 27 mm
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2011) — Yelets, Lipetsk Region Y# 1284 Bimetallic, 27 mm
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2011) — Republic of Buryatiya Y# 1292 Bimetallic, 27 mm
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2011) — Belgorod Y# 1305 Steel, 22 mm

Periods

Russian Empire

USSR

Russian Federation