Coins and banknotes of 1924 — USSR
In the catalogue: circulation coins — 9, circulation banknotes — 9.
Periods: Early USSR 1924 — 1958, State treasury notes 1924 — 1928, Chervonets 1924 — 1932, Treasury change notes 1924
Flag: Flag of the USSR (1923–1991)
Coat of arms: Emblem of the USSR with six ribbons (1923–1936)
Anthem: The Internationale (1922–1943)
What happened in 1924
- Vladimir Lenin died, and Petrograd was renamed Leningrad.
- A monetary reform replaced the sovznaki with treasury notes and hard coinage; silver half-roubles and roubles entered circulation.
- Britain, France, Italy and several other countries recognised the USSR.
Circulation coins 9
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1 kopeck — USSR (1924–1925)
Y# 76 Plain edge Reeded edge · mintage 34,705,000 |
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2 kopecks — USSR (1924–1925)
Y# 77 Plain edge Reeded edge · mintage 119,996,000 |
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3 kopecks — USSR (1924)
Y# 78 Plain edge Reeded edge · mintage 101,283,000 |
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5 kopecks — USSR (1924)
Y# 79 Plain edge Reeded edge · mintage 88,510,000 |
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10 kopecks — USSR (1924–1931)
Y# 86 1924 · mintage 67,351,000 |
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15 kopecks — USSR (1924–1931)
Y# 87 1924 · mintage 72,426,000 |
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20 kopecks — USSR (1924–1931)
Y# 88 1924 · mintage 93,810,000 |
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Poltinnik — USSR (1924–1927)
Y# 89 ПЛ · mintage 26,559,000 ТР · mintage 40,000,000 |
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1 ruble — USSR (1924)
Y# 90 ПЛ · mintage 12,998,000 |
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