Coins and banknotes of 1991 — USSR
In the catalogue: circulation coins — 14, commemorative coins — 12, collector coins — 21, circulation banknotes — 10.
Periods: 1961 Monetary Reform 1961 — 1991, Gosbank transitional issue 1991 — 1992
What happened in 1991
- The Pavlov reform withdrew 50- and 100-rouble notes from circulation, and in spring prices rose several times over.
- Boris Yeltsin was elected President of the RSFSR.
- In August the coup attempt by the State Emergency Committee failed.
- The Belovezh Accords were signed; on 25 December Gorbachev resigned and the USSR ceased to exist.
Circulation coins 14
Commemorative coins 12
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1 ruble — USSR (1990–1991) — Alisher Navoi
Y# 260 1991 · mintage 2,150,000 Leningrad Mint, ЛМД |
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1 ruble — USSR (1990–1991) — Pyotr Lebedev
Y# 261 1991 · mintage 2,150,000 |
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1 ruble — USSR (1991) — Sergei Prokofiev
Y# 263 1991 · mintage 2,150,000 error date "1952" |
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1 ruble — USSR (1991) — Konstantin Ivanov
Y# 282 mintage 3,150,000 |
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1 ruble — USSR (1991) — Magtymguly Pyragy
Y# 283 mintage 2,150,000 |
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1 ruble — USSR (1991) — Nizami Gyanzhevi
Y# 284 mintage 2,150,000 |
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3 rubles — USSR (1991) — Victory in the Battle of Moscow
Y# 301 mintage 2,150,000 |
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5 rubles — USSR (1991) — Cathedral of the Archangel Michael
Y# 271 mintage 2,150,000 |
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5 rubles — USSR (1991) — State Bank
Y# 272 mintage 2,150,000 |
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5 rubles — USSR (1991) — David Sasunski Monument
Y# 273 mintage 2,150,000 |
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5 rubles — USSR (1991) — Blakiston's Fish Owl
Y# 280 Leningrad Mint, ЛМД · mintage 500,000 |
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5 rubles — USSR (1991) — Markhor
Y# 281 Leningrad Mint, ЛМД · mintage 500,000 |
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