Coins of 1987 — USSR
In the catalogue: circulation coins — 9, commemorative coins — 6.
Period: 1961 Monetary Reform 1961 — 1991
What happened in 1987
- The German pilot Mathias Rust landed a light aircraft by Red Square.
- The Law on State Enterprises gave factories more independence.
- The USSR and the United States signed the treaty eliminating intermediate- and shorter-range missiles.
Circulation coins 9
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1 kopeck — USSR (1961–1991)
Y# 126 1987 |
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2 kopecks — USSR (1961–1991)
Y# 127 1987 |
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3 kopecks — USSR (1961–1991)
Y# 128 1987 |
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5 kopecks — USSR (1961–1991)
Y# 129 1987 |
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10 kopecks — USSR (1961–1991)
Y# 130 1987 |
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15 kopecks — USSR (1961–1991)
Y# 131 1987 |
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20 kopecks — USSR (1961–1991)
Y# 132 1987 |
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50 kopecks — USSR (1964–1991)
Y# 133a.2 1987 |
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1 ruble — USSR (1964–1991)
Y# 134a.2 1987 |
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Commemorative coins 6
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1 ruble — USSR (1987) — Battle of Borodino; Soldiers
Y# 203 mintage 3,780,000 |
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1 ruble — USSR (1987) — Battle of Borodino; Monument
Y# 204 mintage 3,780,000 |
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1 ruble — USSR (1987) — Konstantin Tsiolkovsky
Y# 205 mintage 3,830,000 |
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1 ruble — USSR (1987) — October Revolution
Y# 206 mintage 3,800,000 |
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3 rubles — USSR (1987) — October Revolution
Y# 207 mintage 2,300,000 |
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5 rubles — USSR (1987) — October Revolution
Y# 208 mintage 1,300,000 |
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