USSR

1961 Monetary Reform 1961 — 1991 1 ruble = 100 kopecks
	1 ruble — USSR (1990) — Pyotr Tchaikovsky Y# 236 Copper-nickel, 12.8 g, ⌀ 31 mm	+
	1 ruble — USSR (1990) — Marshal Zhukov Y# 237 Copper-nickel, 12.8 g, ⌀ 31 mm	+
	1 ruble — USSR (1990) — Anton Chekhov Y# 240 Copper-nickel, 12.8 g, ⌀ 31 mm	+
	1 ruble — USSR (1990) — Janis Rainis Y# 257 Copper-nickel, 12.8 g, ⌀ 31 mm	+
	1 ruble — USSR (1990) — Francisk Scorina Y# 258 Copper-nickel, 12.8 g, ⌀ 31 mm	+
	1 ruble — USSR (1990–1991) — Alisher Navoi Y# 260 Copper-nickel, 12.8 g, ⌀ 31 mm	+
	1 ruble — USSR (1990–1991) — Pyotr Lebedev Y# 261 Copper-nickel, 12.8 g, ⌀ 31 mm	+
	5 rubles — USSR (1990) — The Grand Palace in Peterhof Y# 241 Copper-nickel, 19.8 g, ⌀ 35 mm	+
	5 rubles — USSR (1990) — Uspenski Cathedral Y# 246 Copper-nickel, 19.8 g, ⌀ 35 mm	+
	5 rubles — USSR (1990) — Matenadaran Depository Yerevan Y# 259 Copper-nickel, 19.8 g, ⌀ 35 mm	+
	1 ruble — USSR (1991) — Sergei Prokofiev Y# 263 Copper-nickel, 12.8 g, ⌀ 31 mm	+
	1 ruble — USSR (1991) — Konstantin Ivanov Y# 282 Copper-nickel, 12.8 g, ⌀ 31 mm	+
	1 ruble — USSR (1991) — Magtymguly Pyragy Y# 283 Copper-nickel, 12.8 g, ⌀ 31 mm	+
	1 ruble — USSR (1991) — Nizami Gyanzhevi Y# 284 Copper-nickel, 12.8 g, ⌀ 31 mm	+
	3 rubles — USSR (1991) — Victory in the Battle of Moscow Y# 301 Copper-nickel, 14.35 g, ⌀ 33 mm	+
	5 rubles — USSR (1991) — Cathedral of the Archangel Michael Y# 271 Copper-nickel, 19.8 g, ⌀ 35 mm	+
	5 rubles — USSR (1991) — State Bank Y# 272 Copper-nickel, 19.8 g, ⌀ 35 mm	+
	5 rubles — USSR (1991) — David Sasunski Monument Y# 273 Copper-nickel, 19.8 g, ⌀ 35 mm	+
Gosbank transitional issue 1991 — 1992 1 ruble = 100 kopecks
	5 rubles — USSR (1991) — Blakiston's Fish Owl Y# 280 Bimetallic, 6.25 g, ⌀ 25 mm	+
	5 rubles — USSR (1991) — Markhor Y# 281 Bimetallic, 6.25 g, ⌀ 25 mm	+

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