Russian Federation: Modern Russia, since 1997 — commemorative coins and banknotes catalog

Modern Russia is the money after the redenomination of 1998, when a thousand old roubles became one new rouble. The coins and banknotes of the 1997 pattern are still in circulation.

The circulation coins are the 1, 5, 10 and 50 kopecks and the 1, 2 and 5 roubles of the 1997 pattern; in 2009 a 10-rouble coin was added. The metal was gradually cheapened: kopecks and roubles moved to brass- or nickel-plated steel. The banknotes of the 1997 pattern run from 5 to 1,000 roubles; later came the 5,000 roubles (2006) and the 200 and 2,000 roubles (2017). The designs are updated from time to time with new security features — such issues are called modifications.

Most of the period is commemorative and collector coins. The Bank of Russia issues 10-rouble coins in the series "Ancient Towns of Russia", "Russian Federation", "Cities of Military Glory" and "Cities of Labour Valour", 25-rouble coins, and silver and gold coins — from small ones to one-kilogram pieces.

	1 ruble — Russian Federation (1999) — A.S. Pushkin Y# 640 Nickel silver, 3.25 g, ⌀ 20.5 mm	+
	2 rubles — Russian Federation (2000) — 55th Anniversary of Victory Y# 663 Nickel silver, ⌀ 23 mm	+
	2 rubles — Russian Federation (2000) — 55th Anniversary of Victory Y# 664 Nickel silver, ⌀ 23 mm	+
	2 rubles — Russian Federation (2000) — 55th Anniversary of Victory Y# 665 Nickel silver, ⌀ 23 mm	+
	2 rubles — Russian Federation (2000) — 55th Anniversary of Victory Y# 666 Nickel silver, ⌀ 23 mm	+
	2 rubles — Russian Federation (2000) — 55th Anniversary of Victory Y# 667 Nickel silver, ⌀ 23 mm	+
	2 rubles — Russian Federation (2000) — 55th Anniversary of Victory Y# 668 Nickel silver, ⌀ 23 mm	+
	2 rubles — Russian Federation (2000) — 55th Anniversary of Victory Y# 669 Nickel silver, ⌀ 23 mm	+
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2000) — 55th Anniversary of Victory Y# 670 Brass, ⌀ 27 mm	+
	1 ruble — Russian Federation (2001) — Commonwealth of Independent States Y# 731 Nickel silver, ⌀ 20.5 mm	+
	2 rubles — Russian Federation (2001) — Yu.A. Gagarin's Space Flight Y# 675 Nickel silver, ⌀ 23 mm	+
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2001) — Yu.A. Gagarin's Space Flight Y# 676 Bimetallic, ⌀ 27 mm	+
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2002) — Derbent Y# 739 Bimetallic, ⌀ 27 mm	+
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2002) — Kostroma Y# 740 Bimetallic, ⌀ 27 mm	+
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2002) — Staraya Russa Y# 741 Bimetallic, ⌀ 27 mm	+
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2002) — Ministries of Russia Y# 748 Bimetallic, ⌀ 27 mm	+
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2002) — Ministries of Russia Y# 749 Bimetallic, ⌀ 27 mm	+
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2002) — Ministries of Russia Y# 750 Bimetallic, ⌀ 27 mm	+
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2002) — Ministries of Russia Y# 751 Bimetallic, ⌀ 27 mm	+
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2002) — Ministries of Russia Y# 752 Bimetallic, ⌀ 27 mm	+
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2002) — Ministries of Russia Y# 753 Bimetallic, ⌀ 27 mm	+
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2002) — Ministries of Russia Y# 754 Bimetallic, ⌀ 27 mm	+
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2003) — Pskov Y# 800 Bimetallic, ⌀ 27 mm	+
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2003) — Murom Y# 817 Bimetallic, ⌀ 27 mm	+
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2003) — Kasimov Y# 818 Bimetallic, ⌀ 27 mm	+
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2003) — Dorogobuzh Y# 819 Bimetallic, ⌀ 27 mm	+
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2004) — Riyazhsk Y# 824 Bimetallic, ⌀ 27 mm	+
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2004) — Dmitrov Y# 825 Bimetallic, ⌀ 27 mm	+
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2004) — Kemy Y# 826 Bimetallic, ⌀ 27 mm	+
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2005) — 60th Anniversary of Victory Y# 827 Bimetallic, ⌀ 27 mm	+
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2005) — Moscow city Y# 886 Bimetallic, ⌀ 27 mm	+
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2005) — Leningrad Region Y# 887 Bimetallic, ⌀ 27 mm	+
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2005) — Tver Region Y# 888 Bimetallic, ⌀ 27 mm	+
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2005) — Krasnodar Territory Y# 889 Bimetallic, ⌀ 27 mm	+
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2005) — Oryol Region Y# 890 Bimetallic, ⌀ 27 mm	+
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2005) — Republic of Tatarstan. Y# 891 Bimetallic, ⌀ 27 mm	+
	10 rubles — Russian Federation (2005) — Kazan Y# 943 Bimetallic, ⌀ 27 mm	+
	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	+

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Russian Federation — Modern Russia (1997 — to present)