Russian Federation: Bank of Russia, 1992–1996 — commemorative coins and banknotes catalog

The coins and banknotes of the Bank of Russia of 1992–1996 were the first money of the Russian Federation. They were issued in years of high inflation: denominations grew fast, and the metal of the coins got cheaper.

The coins of 1992–1993 from 1 to 100 roubles were struck at the Moscow and Leningrad mints; they are told apart by the letters М and Л or ММД and ЛМД. Some denominations were already made of steel clad with brass or copper-nickel. At the same time commemorative coins and series in silver, gold, platinum and palladium were issued — "Red Book", "Russian Ballet", "Exploration and Development of Siberia" and others.

The first Bank of Russia notes were the 5,000 and 10,000 roubles of 1992, followed by the banknotes of the 1993 and 1995 patterns from 100 to 500,000 roubles; the 1993 notes show the Moscow Kremlin, the 1995 notes views of Russian cities. The redenomination of 1998 replaced this money with roubles of the 1997 pattern.

	1 ruble — Russian Federation (1992) — State Sovereignty of Russia Y# 303 Copper-nickel, 12.8 g, ⌀ 31 mm	+
	1 ruble — Russian Federation (1992) — Yakub Kolas Y# 305 Copper-nickel, 12.8 g, ⌀ 31 mm	+
	1 ruble — Russian Federation (1992) — Pavel Nakhimov Y# 306 Copper-nickel, 12.8 g, ⌀ 31 mm	+
	1 ruble — Russian Federation (1992) — Yanka Kupala Y# 320 Copper-nickel, 12.8 g, ⌀ 31 mm	+
	1 ruble — Russian Federation (1992) — Nikolai Lobachevsky Y# 321 Copper-nickel, 12.8 g, ⌀ 31 mm	+
	3 rubles — Russian Federation (1992) — International Space Year Y# 297 Copper-nickel, 14.35 g, ⌀ 33 mm	+
	3 rubles — Russian Federation (1992) — Battle of Chudskoye Lake Y# 298 Copper-nickel, 14.35 g, ⌀ 33 mm	+
	3 rubles — Russian Federation (1992) — North Convoy Y# 304 Copper-nickel, 14.35 g, ⌀ 33 mm	+
	3 rubles — Russian Federation (1992) — Victory of the Russian Democratic Forces Y# 317 Copper-nickel, 14.35 g, ⌀ 33 mm	+
	5 rubles — Russian Federation (1992) — The Mausoleum-Mosque of Akhmed Yasavi Y# 322 Copper-nickel, 19.8 g, ⌀ 35 mm	+
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (1992) — Red-Breasted Goose Y# 307 Bimetallic, 6.25 g, ⌀ 25 mm	+
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (1992) — Siberian Tiger Y# 308 Bimetallic, 6.25 g, ⌀ 25 mm	+
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (1992) — Central Asian Cobra Y# 309 Bimetallic, 6.25 g, ⌀ 25 mm	+
	1 ruble — Russian Federation (1993) — Vladimir Vernadsky Y# 319 Copper-nickel, ⌀ 31 mm	+
	1 ruble — Russian Federation (1993) — Gavrila Derzhavin Y# 325 Copper-nickel, ⌀ 31 mm	+
	1 ruble — Russian Federation (1993) — Kliment Timiryazev Y# 326 Copper-nickel, ⌀ 31 mm	+
	1 ruble — Russian Federation (1993) — Vladimir Mayakovsky Y# 327 Copper-nickel, ⌀ 31 mm	+
	1 ruble — Russian Federation (1993) — Alexander Borodin Y# 347 Copper-nickel, ⌀ 31 mm	+
	1 ruble — Russian Federation (1993) — Ivan Turgenev Y# 348 Copper-nickel, ⌀ 31 mm	+
	3 rubles — Russian Federation (1993) — Battle of Stalingrad Y# 318 Copper-nickel, 14.35 g, ⌀ 33 mm	+
	3 rubles — Russian Federation (1993) — Victory on the Kursk Bulge Y# 328 Copper-nickel, 14.35 g, ⌀ 33 mm	+
	3 rubles — Russian Federation (1993) — Liberation of Kiev Y# 340 Copper-nickel, 14.35 g, ⌀ 33 mm	+
	5 rubles — Russian Federation (1993) — Troitse-Sergiyeva Lavra Y# 324 Copper-nickel, ⌀ 35 mm	+
	5 rubles — Russian Federation (1993) — Merv Y# 339 Copper-nickel, ⌀ 35 mm	+
	50 rubles — Russian Federation (1993) — Himalayan Bear Y# 330 Copper-nickel, ⌀ 25 mm	+
	50 rubles — Russian Federation (1993) — Turkmen Eyelid Gecko Y# 331 Copper-nickel, ⌀ 25 mm	+
	50 rubles — Russian Federation (1993) — Caucasian Grouse Y# 332 Copper-nickel, ⌀ 25 mm	+
	50 rubles — Russian Federation (1993) — Oriental Stork Y# 333 Copper-nickel, ⌀ 25 mm	+
	50 rubles — Russian Federation (1993) — Black Sea Bottlenose Dolphin Y# 334 Copper-nickel, ⌀ 25 mm	+
	3 rubles — Russian Federation (1994) — Liberation of Leningrad Y# 341 Copper-nickel, ⌀ 33 mm	+
	3 rubles — Russian Federation (1994) — Liberation of Sevastopol Y# 346 Copper-nickel, ⌀ 33 mm	+
	3 rubles — Russian Federation (1994) — Second Front Y# 362 Copper-nickel, ⌀ 33 mm	+
	3 rubles — Russian Federation (1994) — Partisan Movement Y# 365 Copper-nickel, ⌀ 33 mm	+
	3 rubles — Russian Federation (1994) — Liberation of Belgrade Y# 366 Copper-nickel, ⌀ 33 mm	+
	50 rubles — Russian Federation (1994) — Sandy Mole-Rat Y# 367 Bimetallic, ⌀ 25 mm	+
	50 rubles — Russian Federation (1994) — European Bison Y# 368 Bimetallic, ⌀ 25 mm	+
	50 rubles — Russian Federation (1994) — Goitered Gazelle Y# 369 Bimetallic, ⌀ 25 mm	+
	50 rubles — Russian Federation (1994) — Peregrine Falcon Y# 370 Bimetallic, ⌀ 25 mm	+
	50 rubles — Russian Federation (1994) — Flamingo Y# 371 Bimetallic, ⌀ 25 mm	+
	1 ruble — Russian Federation (1995) — Great Victory Y# 399 Brass, ⌀ 19.45 mm	+
	3 rubles — Russian Federation (1995) — Liberation of Warsaw Y# 378 Copper-nickel, 14.35 g, ⌀ 33 mm	+
	3 rubles — Russian Federation (1995) — Liberation of Budapest Y# 379 Copper-nickel, 14.35 g, ⌀ 33 mm	+
	3 rubles — Russian Federation (1995) — Liberation of Koenigsberg Y# 380 Copper-nickel, 14.35 g, ⌀ 33 mm	+
	3 rubles — Russian Federation (1995) — Liberation of Vienna Y# 381 Copper-nickel, 14.35 g, ⌀ 33 mm	+
	3 rubles — Russian Federation (1995) — The Meeting on the Elbe Y# 382 Copper-nickel, 14.35 g, ⌀ 33 mm	+
	3 rubles — Russian Federation (1995) — Liberation of Berlin Y# 383 Copper-nickel, 14.35 g, ⌀ 33 mm	+
	3 rubles — Russian Federation (1995) — Act of Capitulation of Fascist Germany Y# 384 Copper-nickel, 14.35 g, ⌀ 33 mm	+
	3 rubles — Russian Federation (1995) — Liberation of Prague Y# 385 Copper-nickel, 14.35 g, ⌀ 33 mm	+
	3 rubles — Russian Federation (1995) — The Defeat of the Kwangtung Army Y# 386 Copper-nickel, 14.35 g, ⌀ 33 mm	+
	3 rubles — Russian Federation (1995) — Act of Capitulation of Japan Y# 387 Copper-nickel, 14.35 g, ⌀ 33 mm	+

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Russian Federation — Bank of Russia (1992 — 1996)