20 rubles: coins and banknotes
1822–1996 · Russian Federation, Russian Empire, RSFSR · 9 types
In the catalogue: circulation coins — 3, commemorative coins — 2, circulation banknotes — 4.
The heaviest coin is 5.25 g: copper-nickel, 1992. The lightest is 5.1 g: steel, 1993.
How the coin changed
Coins are shown to one scale, the bar marks the years of issue.
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1992 · copper-nickel · 5.25 g · 24 mm
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1993 · steel · 5.1 g · 24.1 mm
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1993 · copper-nickel · 5.25 g · 24 mm
Coins
Russian Federation · Bank of Russia
  
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20 rubles — Russian Federation (1992)
Y# 314 1992 · Copper-nickel · Russian Federation |
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20 rubles — Russian Federation (1993)
Y# 314 1993 · Steel · Russian Federation |
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20 rubles — Russian Federation (1993)
1993 · Copper-nickel · Russian Federation |
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20 rubles — Russian Federation (1995) — Great Victory
Y# 402 1995 · Copper-nickel · Russian Federation |
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20 rubles — Russian Federation (1996) — Russian Fleet
Y# 507 1996 · Copper-nickel · Russian Federation |
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Banknotes
Russian Empire · Assignats
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20 rubles — Russian Empire (1822–1823) — Unissued, green
Pick# A19 1822–1823 · Russian Empire |
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20 rubles — Russian Empire (1822) — Unissued, red
Pick# A20 1822 · Russian Empire |
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20 rubles — Russian Empire (1822) — Unissued, blue
1822 · Russian Empire |
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RSFSR · Provisional Government treasury notes
  
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20 rubles — RSFSR (1917) — Kerenka
1917 · RSFSR |
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